MAX is an open framework for production AI deployments that abstracts hardware complexity and accelerates model serving. You can run popular open weight models with industry-leading performance, build custom models in Python, and write high-performance GPU kernels in Mojo.
NOTE: Not available for Windows.
Starting with version 26.5 (August 2026), we recommend you instead install
the max package with all optional dependencies:
pip install "max[all]"
To create an OpenAI-compatible endpoint with a Hugging Face model, see the MAX quickstart guide.
To write GPU kernels in Mojo, see Get started with GPU programming.
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