AI Gateway

Running Bifrost between Claude Code and your LLM providers gives platform teams access control, per-team cost limits, guardrails, and audit logs, without changing how developers code. When one developer uses Claude Code, governance is a non-issue. When fifty engineers run it concurrently across multiple projects and repositories, the

Bifrost is an open-source AI gateway that enforces AI guardrails at the infrastructure layer, validating every prompt and response across all connected providers, models, and teams from a single control plane. AI guardrails are runtime controls that validate the inputs sent to an LLM and the outputs returned by

Semantic caching cuts AI chatbot response costs by 20% to 86% by serving cached responses to similar queries instead of calling the LLM. Here is how to deploy it with Bifrost. LLM inference costs scale directly with token consumption. For every chatbot query routed to a provider like OpenAI or

Claude Code costs average $150–$250 per developer per month in enterprise deployments, with no centralized logging or spend controls out of the box. Bifrost adds per-developer request logging, team-level spend limits, and rate controls across every Claude Code session without changing developer workflows. Claude Code spend at

Compare five tools that reduce LLM API costs in production: gateway-level semantic caching, provider-native prompt caching, and intelligent model routing. Bifrost is the best choice for enterprises running mission-critical AI workloads that require best-in-class performance, scalability, and reliability. LLM API spending at scale is driven

Anthropic API outages are a recurring production risk. Bifrost routes Claude traffic through automatic failover chains across Anthropic, AWS Bedrock, and Google Vertex AI so your application keeps serving requests when the primary endpoint fails. Anthropic's official status page recorded multiple incidents in May and June 2026 alone,