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ZenMux
An enterprise-grade LLM gateway with automatic compensation
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An enterprise-grade LLM gateway with automatic compensation
1K followers
ZenMux is an enterprise-grade LLM gateway that makes AI simple and assured for developers through a unified API, smart routing, and an industry-first automatic compensation mechanism.














Love the dual-protocol support — OpenAI + Anthropic in one API, no extra wrapper needed. Clean.
@blink_66 Thank you! We wanted it to feel plug-and-play.
@blink_66 Thank you! We wanted it to feel plug-and-play.
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Lancepilot
Another cool LLM with ai world. COngratulations on the launch (:
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Big congratulations on the launch, ZenMux
An enterprise-grade LLM gateway with unified APIs, smart routing, and automatic compensation is exactly what serious AI teams need right now. You’re not just connecting models, you’re building trust into the infrastructure.
Wishing you strong enterprise partnerships and rapid scale ahead.
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@priyankamandal Thanks so much! Really appreciate the kind words — especially "building trust into the infrastructure." That's exactly what we're aiming for. Excited to deliver on that promise for serious AI teams. 🚀
I wish everytime a product didn’t work this happened !
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@howell4change Haha right? Wouldn't that be nice 😄 Appreciate you.
Nice unified API + smart routing is becoming essential as teams juggle multiple models. Curious how the automatic compensation works in real failures vs partial degraded responses.
The insurance mechanism is a genuinely novel idea in the LLM gateway space. Most aggregators (OpenRouter, LiteLLM) treat themselves as dumb pipes.. you get your tokens, and if the model hallucinates or latency spikes, that's your problem.
I'm curious about the implementation like how does ZenMux detect "degraded quality" automatically? Is it running a lightweight evaluation model on every response, or is it based on heuristics like response length, latency thresholds, and known failure patterns?
The line between a genuine hallucination and a subtly wrong answer seems really hard to draw programmatically. Also, does the insurance payout data feed back into routing decisions? That would create a really interesting flywheel like the more claims you process, the smarter your routing gets
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@haize_yu really cool! thank you for the answer! Good luck