Ruby gem providing a cleaner, more readable wrapper over LLM APIs than early LangChain-style scanning for magic markers. Benefits from industry convergence on the OpenAI format and standardized tool-list interfaces. Hasiński presents it as what Ruby developers should reach for today. Growing popularity has outpaced maintenance — the author has a large backlog of pull requests, including one from Hasiński himself. Adam Okoń recommends Ruby LLM for the monolith flavor of the augmented-form workflow: Rails-native integration, easy Active Record integration, ready-to-use chat functionality, and abstractions for defining agents and their tools; it can also be used as just a thin client to LLM providers if the agent abstractions aren't needed.