PickYourLLM Framework
- This framework helps you automatically select the most suitable Large Language Model (LLM) for a given business or technical use case.
- It analyzes use case requirements (e.g., cost, latency, reasoning quality, context window, provider constraints), matches them against available LLMs, and ranks the best candidates based on weighted scoring.
Features
- Use Case–Driven Selection: Takes a natural-language description of a use case and extracts structured constraints and priorities.
- Constraint Extraction: Uses advanced LLM models to normalize requirements into a standardized schema (provider, latency, cost, openness, tool calling, languages, etc.).
- Model Matching: Filters candidate LLMs based on hard constraints such as provider restrictions, deployment type, language support, context window, and cost thresholds.
- Weighted Recommendation Engine: Scores models using weighted dimensions such as cost, latency, reasoning, quality, throughput, tool-calling capability, and openness.
- Transparent Ranking: Produces ranked recommendations with clear rationales explaining why each model was selected.
How It Works
The pipeline runs in sequential steps:
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Use Case Selection
Choose from predefined scenarios (customer assistant, travel agent assistant, multilingual chatbot, internal copilot, etc.) or provide your own description. -
Requirement Extraction (LLM Agent)
the use case is parsed into structured metadata, including:
Provider constraints
Deployment preferences
Latency and cost requirements
Language support
Reasoning / quality expectations
Tool-calling or multimodal needs
Priority weights across decision criteria -
Model Filtering
Candidate LLMs from the model catalog are filtered according to the extracted hard constraints. -
Scoring & Ranking
The remaining models are scored using a weighted recommendation engine across the most relevant dimensions for the use case. -
Export
Ranked recommendations are exported to CSV, along with the extracted use case metadata in JSON format for inspection.
Usage
To use the tool, follow these steps:
pip install PickYourLLM
PickYourLLM
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