Twigg launches stateful LLM API

Twigg targets one of agent development’s least differentiated but most costly infrastructure problems: keeping context coherent across turns, tools, models, and context windows.

• –Stateful chats reduce client-side history management and repeated prompt payloads.
• –Cross-provider context translation makes switching models a configuration change instead of an application rewrite.
• –Per-namespace budgets, retention policies, compaction, and truncation turn context management into explicit infrastructure.
• –The hosted architecture creates a new dependency around sensitive conversation state, so retention, recovery, observability, and portability deserve scrutiny.
• –The v0.1.0 release has a promising API-first shape, but its current lack of an SDK may add friction for early adopters.