Orquesta

What is Orquesta?

Orquesta is a no-code platform that lets companies build products powered by Large Language Models (LLMs). It serves as a central hub for managing prompts, running experiments, gathering feedback, and monitoring performance and costs in real time. It works with all major LLM providers, giving you transparency and the ability to scale LLM operations smoothly — resulting in faster customer releases and lower costs, whether you’re experimenting or running in production.

Orquesta has also released two notable features: Orquesta Gateway, which simplifies connecting to LLM models, and Orquesta AI Prompts, which helps manage prompts across any LLM you use.

Who created Orquesta?

Sohrab Hosseini is the co-founder behind Orquesta. The platform is designed to help companies integrate and run LLM-powered products without writing code, combining prompt management, experimentation, feedback collection, and real-time insights into performance and costs. The goal is to make LLM operations transparent and scalable, leading to quicker release cycles and reduced expenses in both testing and production environments.

What is Orquesta used for?

• Gathering feedback from users
• Bringing LLM-powered systems into production
• Keeping all your prompts in one place
• Making experimentation faster and smoother
• Getting real-time insights into performance and costs
• Working with all major LLM providers
• Ensuring transparency and scalability in LLM operations
• Shortening customer release cycles
• Reducing costs for both experiments and production environments

Who is Orquesta for?

• Software development agencies looking to streamline their processes
• AI startups needing a platform for their LLM integrations
• Cross-functional teams within SaaS companies
• Enterprise companies aiming for efficient LLM deployment

How to use Orquesta?

1. Installation: Install Orquesta using the installation guide on the official website.
2. Configuration: Set it up to match your needs by customizing workflows, tasks, and required inputs.
3. Workflow Creation: Build workflows using Orquesta’s workflow definition language, mapping out the order of tasks and actions.
4. Task Definition: For each task, specify required inputs, expected outputs, and connections to other tasks.
5. Execution: Run your workflows, monitor task progress, and handle any errors that occur.
6. Error Handling: Define fallback options and notifications so exceptions can be managed effectively during execution.
7. Integration: Use the available APIs and connectors to integrate Orquesta with external tools and services, ensuring data flows between systems.