Getting Started

Stimulir Documentation

Stimulir is an adaptive AI stack for self-improving workflows. The console gives every team three workspaces, Engineering, Lab, and Compute, backed by the HybrIE runtime.

Latest release

v0.1.246 adds Anthropic Messages API compatibility, POST /v1/messages on the gateway, so Anthropic SDKs and Claude-native tools plug into Stimulir routing, metering, and traces unchanged.

The managed open-model catalog is curated and advertised on /v1/models, with Kimi K3 and MiniMax M3 joining the managed lane, and managed-frontier Claude now lists and serves in both modes, including through your own Bedrock credential. Device pairing scopes a machine into a project with approve, reject, and revoke gates, workspace traces export from the UI, SDK, and CLI, and realtime voice traces carry real turn boundaries. Project-scoped workspaces, where traces, evals, prompts, skills, and adapters isolate to the active project, shipped in v0.1.230. See the Inference API.

Two API surfaces

Stimulir exposes two complementary APIs:

  • Console platform API, https://api.stimulir.com. Manages workspaces, API keys, BYOK credentials, usage, and billing, and serves OpenAI-compatible inference at /api/v1/inference/chat/completions. Platform endpoints authenticate with your session token; inference authenticates with hyb_* API keys. See Authentication & Workspaces.
  • HybrIE runtime API, the engine the Lab and Compute workspaces control. It serves an OpenAI-compatible HTTP API on port 8080 (gRPC on 9090) with local inference (Qwen3 / Qwen3-Coder via Candle on Metal or CUDA), training, evaluation, adapters, and compute orchestration. In BYOC deployments you run this runtime on your own nodes.

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Next steps

  • Follow the Quickstart to install the CLI, create an API key, and make your first inference call.
  • Use the Python SDK or prompts and data assets commands to seed client prompts, ingest traces, stage datasets, and create Lab-ready snapshots.
  • Run Lab evals against prompt versions, staged data, inference endpoints, adapters, and RL policies before promotion.