TL;DR📚 Migration guide: We’ve published a detailed Python SDK Migration Guide covering API‑by‑API changes, type updates, and troubleshooting tips.🧑💻Code and docs: You can access the repo for Together Python v2 and refer to the reference docs that have code examples.🎯 Main goal: Replace the legacy v1 Python SDK with a modern, strongly‑typed, OpenAPI‑generated client that matches the API surface more closely and stays in lock‑step with new features.✨ Net new: All new features will be built in version 2 moving forward. This first version already includes beta APIs for our Instant Clusters! Today we’re shipping the Python SDK v2.0 Release Candidate, a new, type‑safe, OpenAPI‑driven client for Together’s API — designed to be faster, easier to maintain, and ready for everything we’re building next.Why a new Python SDK?The core reasons:Modern architectureThe new SDK is generated from our OpenAPI specification using Stainless, giving you a closer 1:1 mapping to our API, fewer edge‑case inconsistencies, and a much easier path for us to ship new features quickly.Better type safety & DXThe SDK brings “TypeScript‑like” typing to Python, including typed parameters, responses, and helpers for chat messages and eval parameters. This makes it easier to build large codebases with confidence and better editor support.Future‑proof & feature‑firstActive development and new API features will land in v2 first. After the RC period is over, v1 will move into maintenance and then deprecation`uv` SupportCompatible with uv, the fast Python package installer - uv add together Modern HTTP client & performance.Under the hood, the new SDK uses httpx instead of requests, brings better timeout and connection handling, and in our benchmarks is about 20ms faster per request on average.Getting started1. Install the RC
Announcing Together Python SDK v2.0
TL;DR📚 Migration guide: We’ve published a detailed Python SDK Migration Guide covering API‑by‑API changes, type updates, and troubleshooting tips.🧑💻Code and docs: You can access the repo for Together Python v2 and refer to the reference docs that have code examples.🎯 Main goal: Replace the legacy v1 Python SDK with a modern, strongly‑typed, OpenAPI‑generated client that matches the API surface more closely and stays in lock‑step with new features.✨ Net new: All new features will be built in version 2 moving forward. This first version already includes beta APIs for our Instant Clusters! Today we’re shipping the Python SDK v2.0 Release Candidate, a new, type‑safe, OpenAPI‑driven client for Together’s API — designed to be faster, easier to maintain, and ready for everything we’re building next.Why a new Python SDK?The core reasons:Modern architectureThe new SDK is generated from our OpenAPI specification using Stainless, giving you a closer 1:1 mapping to our API, fewer edge‑case inconsistencies, and a much easier path for us to ship new features quickly.Better type safety & DXThe SDK brings “TypeScript‑like” typing to Python, including typed parameters, responses, and helpers for chat messages and eval parameters. This makes it easier to build large codebases with confidence and better editor support.Future‑proof & feature‑firstActive development and new API features will land in v2 first. After the RC period is over, v1 will move into maintenance and then deprecation`uv` SupportCompatible with uv, the fast Python package installer - uv add together Modern HTTP client & performance.Under the hood, the new SDK uses httpx instead of requests, brings better timeout and connection handling, and in our benchmarks is about 20ms faster per request on average.Getting started1. Install the RC
