Ever see p50 hold steady while p95 climbs? That widening tail can reveal provider degradation before errors rise. Compare model/day latency in Tempr Gateway. #LLMOps #AIOps https://temprhq.io/gateway

Ever see p50 hold steady while p95 climbs? That widening tail can reveal provider degradation before errors rise. Compare model/day latency in Tempr Gateway. #LLMOps #AIOps https://temprhq.io/gateway
A provider can look like the right default until pricing changes the decision. Compare model pricing across providers in TemprHQ, then bring the chosen key into your team’s IDE, terminal, or API. #AIDev #LLMOps https://temprhq.io/providers
Did your fallback chain actually reduce errors? Compare before-and-after rates in Tempr Gateway, then segment by key and model to see where failures moved. #LLMOps #AIOps https://temprhq.io/gateway
A model can look reliable because fallbacks rescue it—while its errors trigger retries and extra spend. Compare model error rates with fallback activity in request logs before changing client settings. #LLMOps #BYOK https://temprhq.io/gateway
Seeing a virtual key burn through quota? Check request logs for repeated failures clustered by timestamp before changing client retries. #LLMOps #BYOK https://temprhq.io/gateway
Context engineering: what fits and what gets dropped
"Context engineering" is getting used as a rebrand for prompt writing, and that undersells it into uselessn…
https://loopandretry.github.io/posts/context-engineering-what-fits-what-gets-dropped/?ref=bluesky
For stable prompts, try response caching before changing models or routing. Use request logs to compare latency and verify the impact. #BYOK #LLMOps https://temprhq.io/gateway
I also appreciate the fine-grained control over the context window. Commands like /clear and /compact are a nice touch, and something that is usually a black box in most other harnesses. #LLMOps
What has your experience been with MCP? Are you finding ways to manage these risks in production? #LLMOps
You do not have to hand-roll spans. One package plus an OTLP endpoint gets a full LLM trace into Phoenix or Langfuse without touching your agent code.
How indirect prompt injection actually happens
Every indirect prompt injection follows the same four-stage pipeline — placement, retrieval, interpretation, execution — an…
https://loopandretry.github.io/posts/how-indirect-prompt-injection-happens/?ref=bluesky
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Your model returned something confident, well formatted, and wrong. Nothing in the stack objected.
Guardrails are code around the model, not a model feature. Cheap regex first, classifiers only on what survives.
Your LLM app returned 200 OK, normal latency, no exception. The answer was still wrong.
APM cannot see that. It shows up only when you trace prompts, retrieved context and token cost per request.
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