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🐍🔗 Canso Python Client & Web App

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Data Scientists, ML Engineers, Data Engineers can install the Canso Python client to interact with the Canso API Server to define and deploy ML pipelines and AI Agents.

The Python client is a pip installable python library. All you need to do is a pip install or a pip3 install and you're all set to access the API. Please note that prior to using this, you must have a and the installed on the cluster.

pip3 install gru

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