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LiteLLM
vs
Semantic Kernel

Choose LiteLLM when…

  • •You want a unified API across 100+ LLM providers
  • •You're switching between providers or running A/B tests
  • •You need fallbacks and load balancing across models

Choose Semantic Kernel when…

  • •.NET or C# is your primary language
  • •You're integrating AI into a Microsoft-stack app
  • •You need enterprise-grade agent orchestration
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LiteLLM
Semantic Kernel
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LLM Infrastructure
Agent Frameworks
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OSS
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✓ Yes
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LiteLLM

OSS proxy that normalizes 100+ LLMs to the OpenAI format. Add routing, fallbacks, caching, and cost tracking in one layer.

Semantic Kernel

Microsoft open-source SDK for integrating AI models into .NET, Python, and Java applications. Officially superseded by Microsoft Agent Framework 1.0 (April 2026), which merges AutoGen and Semantic Kernel. Existing applications stay supported; new builds should target Agent Framework.

LiteLLM Website ↗GitHub ↗
Semantic Kernel Website ↗GitHub ↗

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LangChain

Only LiteLLM (36)

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Only Semantic Kernel (2)

LiteLLMMicrosoft Agent Framework
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