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aegra
This is a convenience meta-package. It installs
aegra-cli, the official CLI for Aegra.
Important
This package does not pin versions. pip install aegra will always install the latest aegra-cli release. This means:
- You cannot pin a specific version via this package (e.g.,
aegra==0.2.0will not pinaegra-clito0.2.0) - Builds are not reproducible when using this package in
requirements.txt
For Production
Install aegra-cli directly to get proper version control:
pip install aegra-cli
Or with uv:
uv add aegra-cli
What is Aegra?
Aegra is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to LangGraph Platform. It lets you run AI agents on your own infrastructure using the standard LangGraph SDK — no vendor lock-in.
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Release files for aegra 0.2.0
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