I chose the project with Bifrost because the description as Fastest LLM gateway (50x faster than LiteLLM) with adaptive load balancer, cluster mode, guardrails, 1000+ models support & <100 µs overhead at 5k RPS.
The current issue:
In the Bifrost Web UI, API key management only supports "add/delete." When users want to pause a key (keep the configuration but stop using it), they can only delete and recreate it, which leads to weak User Experience.
In this issue that the solution may be:
Frontend: Toggle Switch + Disabled status display (ui/)
Backend: Add Enabled: *bool field, HTTP handler filtering (transports/bifrost-http/)
Core: Provider selector skips disabled keys (core/bifrost.go)
Database: Configstore schema migration (framework/configstore/)
Real-time sync: Toggle takes effect immediately, no restart needed
I have worked on multiple open-source CLI tools (including LLM integrations) and WebSocket websites, but this is my first challenge:
- High-performance Go + Next.js architecture (68% Go + 23% TypeScript)
- Production-grade LLM gateway (1300+ stars, actively maintained)
- Starting from the frontend and then gradually going deeper into the backend core.
Learning Value:
- Go pure HTTP handler implementation (core/)
- Next.js + Go backend integration patterns
- Bifrost configstore architecture (framework/configstore)
Conclusion:
It is not only adjust the User Interface on the web page but also need to modify the core code.
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