We’re not trying to replace LangChain, LlamaIndex, or the native SDKs. We’re the that you can drop into any existing codebase — whether you’re building a CLI tool, a Discord bot, or a production RAG pipeline. A real example Before GenLib (raw OpenAI):
That’s exactly why we built . What is GenLib? GenLib is an open‑source, language‑agnostic library (with first‑class Python and TypeScript support) that standardizes the core building blocks of generative applications. genlib
Here’s a draft for a blog post introducing — a fictional or conceptual “general-purpose library” for developers, AI agents, or automation. You can adapt the name, tone, and technical details to your actual project. Title: Meet GenLib: One Library to Rule Your Generative Workflows Subtitle: Write less boilerplate, ship smarter agents. If you’ve been building with LLMs, agents, or generative pipelines recently, you’ve probably noticed a pattern: the first 80% of your code is always the same. Prompt templating, output parsing, retry logic, tool calling, memory management — it’s the hidden tax of “just making it work.” We’re not trying to replace LangChain, LlamaIndex, or
Try it out:
Got a parser that never breaks? A retry strategy that saved you $100 in API credits? What is GenLib
pip install genlib # or npm install genlib ⭐ Star us on GitHub → [github.com/your-org/genlib] 📖 Read the docs → [docs.genlib.dev] 🐦 Follow for updates → [@genlib]
import openai, json, time for i in range(3): try: response = openai.ChatCompletion.create(...) data = json.loads(response.choices[0].message.content) break except: time.sleep(2) After GenLib:
