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<summary>Use your own client (Like OpenAI)</summary>
<summary>Use your own client (like OpenAI)</summary>

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<summary>Multiple models, same conversation</summary>

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One application of LitAI is to reduce costs of chats by using separate models for the same conversation. For example, use a cheap model to answer
the first question and a more expensive model for something that requires more intelligence.

```python
from litai import LLM

llm = LLM(model="openai/gpt-4")

# use a cheap model for this question
llm.chat("Is this a number or word: '5'", model="google/gemini-2.5-flash", conversation="help_session")

# go back to the expensive model
llm.chat("Generate a story about that number like Lord of the Rings", conversation="help_session")

print(llm.get_history("intro")) # View all messages from the 'help_session' thread
```

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<summary>Switch models on each call</summary>

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