hawser-server
hawserd: the server for Hawser. It gives you a REST API,
a web app for running documents and reviewing results, and background workers that resume runs
after a crash. It stores data in Postgres (or SQLite) and S3-compatible storage (or local files).
Try it
pip install hawser-server
export OPENROUTER_API_KEY=... # or ANTHROPIC_API_KEY / OPENAI_API_KEY
hawserd serve --dev
--dev uses SQLite and a local folder, runs a worker in the same process and prints an API key.
Then:
- Web app: http://127.0.0.1:8080/app (sign in with the printed key)
- API docs: http://127.0.0.1:8080/docs
- CLI and SDK: run the two
exportlines it prints;hawsercommands andhawser.run()then use the server.
--dev is for trying things out on your own machine. Don't expose it to a network.
Run it for real
hawserd migrate # create or upgrade the database
hawserd admin create-tenant acme # prints the tenant id
hawserd admin create-key --tenant ten_... --name ci # prints the API key once
hawserd serve # the API and web app
hawserd worker # run one or more workers
Configuration, Docker Compose, deployment and backups: https://github.com/hawser-ai/hawser-ai/tree/main/docs/operator
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