Cohere SDKs - 10 languages recorded
Cohere ships official SDKs for Python, TypeScript, Go and Java. Its docs list no SDK for C#, Ruby, PHP, Rust, Swift and Kotlin.
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Cohere's SDK docs: docs.cohere.com/reference/about. Compare every provider in the SDK grid.
coherepython -m pip install cohere --upgradeThe Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages.
cohere-ainpm i -s cohere-aiThe Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages.
github.com/cohere-ai/cohere-go/v2go get github.com/cohere-ai/cohere-go/v2The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages.
com.cohere:cohere-javaimplementation 'com.cohere:cohere-java:1.x.x'The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages.
Cohere's SDK docs list no SDK for these languages. The quote shows what they do list.
The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages. (Python, Typescript, Java, Go)
The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages. (Python, Typescript, Java, Go)
The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages. (Python, Typescript, Java, Go)
The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages. (Python, Typescript, Java, Go)
The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages. (Python, Typescript, Java, Go)
The Cohere SDK is the primary way of accessing Cohere's models. We support SDKs in four different languages. (Python, Typescript, Java, Go)
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