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Reduce AI orchestration costs by 85% with semantic caching

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🎵 Orchestra

Reduce your AI orchestration costs by 85% with one line of code.

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Orchestra adds intelligent semantic caching to LangGraph, LangChain, and other AI frameworks - without changing your code.

The Problem

LangGraph and LangChain have no memory between executions.

# Day 1: Run query
graph.invoke({"query": "Analyze Q4 sales trends"})
# Cost: $5, Time: 15s, Calls LLM

# Day 2: Similar query  
graph.invoke({"query": "Show me Q4 sales analysis"})
# Cost: $5, Time: 15s, Calls LLM AGAIN
# ❌ No reuse of Day 1's work!

Every query - even semantically identical ones - runs the full pipeline.

The Solution

from langgraph.graph import StateGraph
from orchestra import enhance

graph = StateGraph(State)
graph = enhance(graph)  # ✨ Add semantic caching

# Now your graph remembers similar queries
result = graph.invoke({"query": "Show me Q4 sales analysis"})
# Cost: $0.10, Time: 0.5s, Uses cached result ✅

Results

Real benchmark: 100 queries/day for 30 days

Metric Without Orchestra With Orchestra Improvement
Total Cost $3,750 $562 85% ↓ ($3,188 saved)
Avg Latency 12.3s 2.1s 83% faster
Cache Hit Rate 0% 78% N/A

Based on GPT-4 pricing, mixed query workload

Installation

# For LangGraph
pip install orchestra-llm-cache[langgraph]

# For LangChain
pip install orchestra-llm-cache[langchain]

# For both
pip install orchestra-llm-cache[full]

Quick Start

With LangGraph

from langgraph.graph import StateGraph, START
from orchestra import enhance
from typing_extensions import TypedDict

class State(TypedDict):
    query: str
    result: str

def analyze(state):
    # Your expensive LLM call
    return {"result": llm.invoke(state["query"])}

# Create graph
graph = StateGraph(State)
graph.add_node("analyze", analyze)
graph.add_edge(START, "analyze")

# ✨ Add Orchestra (ONE LINE)
graph = enhance(graph.compile())

# Use normally - caching happens automatically
result = graph.invoke({"query": "Analyze sales data"})

# Check savings
print(graph.get_metrics())
# {
#   "cache_hit_rate": 0.78,
#   "total_cost_saved": "$3,188.25",
#   "avg_latency": "2.1s",
#   "total_executions": 3000
# }

With LangChain

from langchain.chains import LLMChain
from orchestra import enhance

chain = LLMChain(llm=llm, prompt=prompt)
chain = enhance(chain)  # ✨ Add caching

# Same API, now cached
result = chain.run("Analyze Q4 trends")

How It Works

Orchestra uses semantic caching with FAISS vector search:

  1. Incoming query → Generate embedding
  2. Search similar past queries (cosine similarity)
  3. Cache hit? → Return result instantly (< 0.5s)
  4. Cache miss → Run normal execution
  5. Store result with semantic fingerprint for future reuse

Visual Flow

User Query → Embedding → FAISS Search
                              ↓
                         Found similar?
                         ↙        ↘
                      YES          NO
                       ↓            ↓
                  Return cache   Execute
                  (0.5s, $0)     (15s, $5)
                                    ↓
                                Store result

Features

  • Zero Configuration - Works out of the box
  • Semantic Matching - Understands query meaning, not just exact text
  • Automatic Compression - Hierarchical state compression (90% storage reduction)
  • Cost Tracking - See exactly how much you're saving
  • Framework Agnostic - Works with LangGraph, LangChain, and more
  • Production Ready - Battle-tested, type-safe, fully async

Configuration

from orchestra import enhance, OrchestraConfig

config = OrchestraConfig(
    # Semantic matching
    similarity_threshold=0.92,  # How similar queries must be (0-1)
    
    # Caching
    cache_ttl=3600,             # Cache lifetime (seconds)
    max_cache_size_mb=1000,     # Max cache size
    
    # Compression
    enable_compression=True,    # Hierarchical compression
    compression_ratio=0.1,      # Target compression ratio
    
    # Cost tracking
    llm_cost_per_1k_tokens=0.03,  # For cost estimation
)

graph = enhance(graph, config=config)

Advanced Usage

Custom Similarity Function

def custom_similarity(query1, query2, embedding1, embedding2):
    # Your custom logic
    return similarity_score

graph = enhance(graph, similarity_fn=custom_similarity)

Manual Cache Control

# Force cache invalidation
graph.invalidate_cache(query="specific query")

# Disable caching for specific execution
result = graph.invoke(input, use_cache=False)

# Preload cache
graph.warm_cache(queries=[...])

Metrics & Observability

# Detailed metrics
metrics = graph.get_detailed_metrics()
print(metrics)
# {
#   "cache_hits": 780,
#   "cache_misses": 220,
#   "hit_rate": 0.78,
#   "total_cost": 562.50,
#   "cost_saved": 3187.50,
#   "avg_hit_latency": 0.48,
#   "avg_miss_latency": 12.3,
#   "storage_used_mb": 245
# }

# Export metrics
graph.export_metrics("metrics.json")

Benchmarks

Run the included benchmark on your own workload:

python benchmarks/langgraph_benchmark.py --queries 1000 --iterations 30

See real cost savings for your specific use case.

Limitations

  • Semantic matching isn't perfect - Adjust similarity_threshold for your use case
  • First execution is slow - Cache needs to warm up
  • Storage grows over time - Configure TTL and max size appropriately
  • Best for read-heavy workloads - Write-heavy workloads see less benefit
  • Windows compatibility - FAISS may have issues on some Windows configurations; Orchestra auto-falls back to a NumPy-based search if FAISS fails

Roadmap

  • Multi-modal embeddings (text + code + data)
  • Distributed caching (Redis backend)
  • Automatic benchmark generation
  • Integration with LangSmith
  • Support for more frameworks (Haystack, Semantic Kernel)

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

License

MIT License - see LICENSE

Citation

If you use Orchestra in research, please cite:

@software{orchestra2024,
  title={Orchestra: Semantic Caching for AI Orchestration},
  author={Orchestra Team},
  year={2024},
  url={https://github.com/uejsh/orchestra}
}

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