Inference Latency Optimizer
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Reduces end-to-end latency for LLM-backed features by attacking the right bottleneck. Separates time-to-first-token from generation throughput, applies streaming, prompt and prefix caching, speculative decoding, output length limits, parallel tool calls, and model routing, and shows how to measure each change against p50 and p95 rather than averages.
Use cases
- Diagnosing whether TTFT or generation speed is the bottleneck
- Applying prefix and prompt caching to repeated system prompts
- Cutting perceived latency with streaming and partial rendering
- Routing easy requests to a faster, cheaper model
Example prompt
Our chat feature has a p95 response time of 9 seconds and users are complaining. Setup: single frontier model, 6K-token system prompt resent every turn, no streaming, agent makes up to 4 sequential tool calls. Identify the likely bottlenecks in priority order, give concrete fixes for each (caching, streaming, parallel tool calls, output limits, model routing), and estimate the p95 improvement per change. Tell me what to instrument to confirm the gains.
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Modalities
Input: text, code
→Output: text, code
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