together 0.1.3

Python client for Together's Cloud Platform!

The Together Python Library is the official Python client for Together's API platform, providing a convenient way for interacting with the Together APIs and enables easy integration of the inference API with your applications.

Installation

To install Together CLI , simply run:

pip install --upgrade together

Usage

🚧 You will need to create a free account with together.ai to obtain a Together API Key.

The Python Library requires your Together API Key to be configured. This key can be found in your Account's settings on the Playground. Simply click on and navigate to Profile Button > Settings > API Keys.

The API Key can be configured by either setting the TOGETHER_API_KEY environment variable, like this:

export TOGETHER_API_KEY=xxxxx

Or by setting together.api_key:

import together
together.api_key = "xxxxx"

Once you've provided your API key, you can browse our list of available models:

import together

# set your API key
together.api_key = "xxxxx"

# list available models and descriptons
models = together.Models.list()

# print the first model's name
print(models[0]['name'])

Let's start an instance of one of the models in the list above. You can also start an instance by clicking play on any model in the models playground.

together.Models.start("togethercomputer/RedPajama-INCITE-7B-Base")

Once you've started a model instance, you can start querying:

import together

# set your API key
together.api_key = "xxxxx"

# list available models and descriptons
models = together.Models.list()

# print the first model's name
print(models[0]['name'])

output = together.Complete.create("Space robots", model="togethercomputer/RedPajama-INCITE-7B-Base")

# print generated text
print(output['output']['choices'][0]['text'])

Check which models have been started or stopped:

together.Models.instances()

To stop your model instance:

together.Models.stop("togethercomputer/RedPajama-INCITE-7B-Base")

Chat

The chat command is a CLI-based chat application that can be used for back-and-forth conversations with models in a pre-defined format.

Refer to the Chat docs on how to chat with your favorite models.

Complete

The complete command can be used to inference with all the models available in the Together Playground. This is recommended for custom applications and raw queries. It provides all the functions you need to run inference on all the leading open-source models available with the Together API. You can use these functions by interacting with the command line utility from your terminal or for usage in your custom Python applications.

Refer to the Complete docs on how you can query these models.

Image

The image command can be used to generate images from the leading open-source image generation models available with the Together API. You can use these functions by interacting with the command line utility from your terminal or for usage in your custom Python applications.

Refer to the Image docs on how you can generate images.

Files

Files are used for uploading training and validation datasets that are used for fine-tuning.

Refer to the Files docs on the correct way to prepare your files and managing them.

Fine-tuning

Run and manage your fine-tuning jobs, enabling you to tune all model layers, control hyper-parameters, download the weights and checkpoints.

Refer to the Fine-tuning docs on how to get started.

Command-line interface

All the above commands are also available through a CLI:

# list commands
together --help

# list available models
together models list

# start a model
together models start togethercomputer/RedPajama-INCITE-7B-Base

# create completion
together complete "Space robots" -m togethercomputer/RedPajama-INCITE-7B-Base

# check which models are running
together models instances

# stop a model
together models stop togethercomputer/RedPajama-INCITE-7B-Base

Contributing

1. Clone the repo and make your changes
2. Run pip install together['quality']
3. From the root of the repo, run
   • black .
   • ruff .
     • And if necessary, ruff . --fix
   • mypy --strict .
4. Create a PR