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Introducing Batchwork ⚡️ Unified batch API for AI providers. Process LLM requests in bulk with a single call for lower costs. Processing, uploading, polling, and result parsing handled for you. → 7 providers → JSONL handled → ▲ AI SDK support → Server + Next.js helpers

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