LLM Test Server is a local, deterministic stand-in for 13 LLM provider APIs. Your app keeps its official SDK and points it at namespaced routes like /openai/v1; answers, tool calls, streams and failures come from fixtures your test sets up. The dashboard shows where every token goes: system prompt, tool schemas, conversation turns, prompt-cache reads and writes. Built for .NET and Aspire, and shipped as a Docker image so any stack can use it. Free and open source.
I keep seeing the same pattern with AI products: you build an agent, then you build everything around it too - a chat interface, accounts, a portal, hosting, usage billing, releases.
We started questioning how much of that actually needs to exist.
KeyLoad is a tool for testing websites and hosting. It allows you to monitor a resource's current state in real-time and track its activity over a certain interval.
