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Developers building inference projects report frustration with lack of manual control over KV caching in LLM providers, especially for agent swarms needing to fork from shared cached prefixes. Current black box caching methods limit flexibility in managing long-running agents.
Developers building inference projects report frustration with lack of manual control over KV caching in LLM providers, especially for agent swarms needing to fork from shared cached prefixes. Current black box caching methods limit flexibility in managing long-running agents.
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I’m trying to build a side project in the inference space. I’ve been talking to a few inference engineers and startups and I’ve been hearing how annoying it is to not have manual control over the KV cache at times and just constantly being subject to the black box caching methods of their inference providers. It...
Manual control over KV caching can improve efficiency and customization in LLM inference workflows, particularly for complex multi-agent systems. Addressing these limitations could enhance performance and developer experience in AI applications.
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