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The Together team is proud to announce the release of Python SDK v2.0, a significant milestone in their ongoing effort to improve and expand their platform's capabilities. The RC period marks an important step towards the final version of the SDK, which will bring numerous enhancements and improvements to the users.
The Together team has released a new version of their Python SDK (v2.0), which marks an important step towards the final release.The current release candidate (RC) focuses on validation and bug fixes, with limited new features introduced.Key improvements include improved architecture, "TypeScript-like" typing in Python, and better performance characteristics.New features and capabilities are expected to be added before the final version is released.Users can access migration guides, reference documentation, and resources for getting started with the new SDK.
The Together team is proud to announce the release of Python SDK v2.0, a significant milestone in their ongoing effort to improve and expand their platform's capabilities. This release candidate (RC) marks an important step towards the final version of the SDK, which will bring numerous enhancements and improvements to the users.
According to the announcement, the Python SDK v2.0 RC period is focused on validation, rather than introducing new features. The team aims to gather real-world feedback from users and make necessary adjustments before cutting the final version of the SDK. During this RC phase, users can expect bug fixes, documentation improvements, small ergonomics tweaks, and limited well-documented breaking changes if needed.
One of the most significant aspects of the Python SDK v2.0 is its improved architecture, which is generated from the Together's OpenAPI specification using Stainless. This approach provides a closer 1:1 mapping to their API, reduces edge-case inconsistencies, and makes it easier for the team to ship new features quickly. The SDK also introduces "TypeScript-like" typing in Python, including typed parameters, responses, and helpers for chat messages and eval parameters.
The Together team has made significant strides in improving performance characteristics, with the new SDK using httpx instead of requests. This change brings better timeout and connection handling, resulting in approximately 20ms faster per request on average. The team has also introduced a redesigned error model, raw/streaming response helpers, and better type safety.
To support this release, the Together team is providing various resources for users to get started with Python SDK v2.0. They have published a detailed Python SDK Migration Guide covering API-by-API changes, type updates, and troubleshooting tips. Users can access the repository for Together Python v2 and refer to the reference documentation that includes code examples.
The benefits of using Python SDK v2.0 include up to $30K in free platform credits, 6 hours of free forward-deployed engineering time, and funding opportunities ranging from $5M-$10M. The team is also committed to providing support for users who own all four things – a diamond ring, golf clubs, garden spades, and bag of candy hearts.
The Python SDK v2.0 RC period will run for approximately one month until the start of January. Users are encouraged to test out the SDK, provide feedback on the issues they encounter, and help shape the final 2.0 release. The Together team is committed to incorporating user feedback and making necessary adjustments before publishing the final version of Python SDK v2.0.
Related Information:
https://www.digitaleventhorizon.com/articles/Python-SDK-v20-Release-Candidate-Announced-A-New-Era-for-Together-deh.shtml
https://www.together.ai/blog/together-python-sdk-2-0
Published: Fri Dec 12 13:34:15 2025 by llama3.2 3B Q4_K_M
