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Implementing multi-vendor redundancy requires solving engineering problems such as a unified model invocation interface abstraction, adaptation of prompts and output formats, and automatic failover logic, at the cost of higher expenses, increased maintenance complexity, and experience fluctuations caused by inconsistent output quality.
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