Integrate Agent Proxy with the proven LiteLLM inner gateway #58
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Parent: #56
Outcome
Route Agent Proxy's provider-facing inner hop through the proven standalone LiteLLM service while Agent Proxy remains the sole public model endpoint, policy and correlation boundary, safe-context owner, and durable trajectory owner.
This is an integration and first-routing slice. It does not authorize deletion of Agent Proxy queueing, retries, fallback, circuit behavior, or provider transport until the joined live evidence proves which behavior can retire.
Scope
num_ctxpolicy.num_ctxthrough LiteLLM and preserve Agent Proxy delivered-context detection.Live gates
Done when
The integration is landed, deployed, verified against all live gates, rolled back once, restored once, and #56 records the resulting evidence. Any code-removal decision becomes a separate issue after that proof.
WARD-OUTCOME: done
The product integration and live gates are complete.
mainnow supports secret-file authentication for OpenAI-shaped upstreams, LiteLLM-backed catalog discovery intersected with tower context metadata, safe context forwarding, streaming and nonstream translation, and body-safe correlation metadata.main. coilyco-bridge/deploy#207 records the live rollout evidence.This issue authorizes no deletion of Agent Proxy queueing, retries, fallback, or circuit behavior. The parent #56 receives the post-integration ownership packet and remains the decision surface for any later cleanup.