gemini-model-rotater

by Santosh Kanumuri · indexed from pypi

A package to rotate Gemini API models based on rate limits.

gemini-model-rotater is a Python package that rotates Gemini API models based on their rate limits. It loads model configurations from a JSON file and selects the best available model based on remaining quota. It also includes methods to increment usage after a request and swap models when rate limits are exceeded. The ranking of models determines the order in which they are selected. The package is useful for managing multiple models with different rate limits and selecting the best model for each request.

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