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composabl-train
a distributed trainer to be able to train agents across a cluster of machines
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Composabl
Composabl helps you build Autonomous Agents! Through an easy SDK you get access to outscaled simulator training tools.
Licenses / Seats
Composabl is an enterprise platform and requires an API key to use.
We offer 3 types of licenses:
- Enterprise: for enterprise projects and agent creations
- Personal: for personal usage and testing (typically offered to System Integrators)
- Trial: validate the Composabl platform (requires sales contact person)
One key is needed per user (seat-based licensing)
You can request an API Key through the following methods:
Getting Started
- Download the Composabl SDK:
pip install composabl - Request an API Key
- Get a simulator or use one of the prebuilt ones
- Create an Agent or see our examples
FAQs
a distributed trainer to be able to train agents across a cluster of machines
We found that composabl-train demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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