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| The **AI Error Handler** is a centralized system designed for logging, managing, and retrying operations in the event of errors or exceptions. It simplifies the process of error handling across workflows by abstracting complex recovery logic into a unified interface. Whether the failure stems from network interruptions, | The **AI Error Handler** is a centralized system designed for logging, managing, and retrying operations in the event of errors or exceptions. It simplifies the process of error handling across workflows by abstracting complex recovery logic into a unified interface. Whether the failure stems from network interruptions, | ||
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| Built with modularity and scalability in mind, the Error Handler integrates seamlessly into event-driven systems, background jobs, API layers, and data processing pipelines. It supports customizable retry policies such as exponential backoff, fixed delays, and circuit breakers, allowing fine-tuned control over recovery strategies. Additionally, | Built with modularity and scalability in mind, the Error Handler integrates seamlessly into event-driven systems, background jobs, API layers, and data processing pipelines. It supports customizable retry policies such as exponential backoff, fixed delays, and circuit breakers, allowing fine-tuned control over recovery strategies. Additionally, | ||
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