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Python client

Construct the native PLLM client, inspect its resources, and choose it instead of the gateway only when your process owns the private client boundary.

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pllm.OpenAI is PLLM's native synchronous client. It owns the private model runtime, preparation inventory, credentials, and request state in the calling process. Use it when your Python process is the trusted client boundary and can connect to PLLM's inference and preparation roles directly.

Applications that should not own those details should instead use an ordinary OpenAI-compatible SDK against pllm gateway. The gateway remains inside the trusted client boundary; inference and preparation URLs are not OpenAI-compatible application endpoints.

Python SDK example

from pllm import OpenAI

with OpenAI(
    base_url="http://127.0.0.1:9800",
    preparation_base_url="http://127.0.0.1:9801",
    api_key="inference-example",
    preparation_api_key="preparation-example",
    default_model="example/model",
) as client:
    resources = (
        callable(client.responses.create),
        callable(client.preprocess),
        callable(client.prepared_inventory_status),
    )
assert resources == (True, True, True)

API: pllm.OpenAI

Constructing the client performs no request. responses.create(...) resolves or loads the selected model, ensures usable offline inventory exists, and then starts the online client-to-inference path. Call preprocess(...) only to warm inventory in advance; active responses never fall back to online preparation.

The async equivalent is pllm.AsyncOpenAI; use one client per trust boundary and close it to erase live runtime state and release transports.

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