Build something your team can use¶
Geyser brings people and AI agents together with computers, connected apps, and shared projects. The developer tools let you extend what those agents can do and build applications around their work.
Start locally. Create a tool, test its behavior, and follow a run from request to result. When you're ready, connect to your Geyser workspace with the same SDK and CLI.
Choose your first step¶
| What you want to do | Start here |
|---|---|
| Try Geyser's development workflow without an account | Five-minute quickstart |
| Give an Agent a new tool or connection | Build an extension |
| Read runs and follow progress from your application | Python SDK |
| Sign in and work with your own workspace | Authentication |
| Validate a result or recover after an interruption | Practical recipes |
What is open¶
The Python SDK, CLI, local emulator, schemas, and examples are MIT-licensed in Geyser Open. Use them with your existing application or agent framework. The SDK connects to Geyser's API; your workspace supplies the Agent runtime, models, tools, and access.
What you can build on¶
A task describes the work. A run tracks its execution. Ordered events let your application follow progress and reconnect after an interruption. Checkpoints preserve a known point in the work. Approvals bind a person's decision to a specific action, and effects record what that action did.
Read how durable execution works, or go straight to a working local example.
Current release¶
SDK and CLI 0.1.0 support Python 3.11–3.13. Standalone CLI builds are available for Apple silicon macOS and Ubuntu 24.04 AMD64. See compatibility for API versions and releases for install and verification links.
Looking for the product instead? Visit Geyser, open your workspace, or follow the customer guides.