The Hexr SDK is distributed from a private PyPI registry atDocumentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.hexr.dev/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
pypi.hexr.cloud. You need to point your package manager at this registry when installing. If you use Hexr Cloud, hexr login configures this for you automatically — but you can also configure it manually for CI environments or local development.
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- Access to the Hexr private PyPI registry (
pypi.hexr.cloud)
Install
Configure persistent registry access
To avoid passing--extra-index-url on every install command, add the registry to your package manager configuration:
Verify installation
What’s included
Thehexr-sdk[cli] package bundles the core module and all optional modules. Each module brings its own lightweight dependencies:
| Module | Dependencies |
|---|---|
Core (hexr_agent, hexr_tool, hexr_llm) | opentelemetry-api, opentelemetry-sdk, grpcio |
hexr.vault | httpx |
hexr.gateway | httpx |
hexr.sandbox | httpx |
hexr.browser | httpx |
hexr.guard | httpx |
hexr.a2a | httpx, pydantic |
hexr itself has minimal overhead.
Kubernetes deployments
When you runhexr deploy, the SDK is installed automatically via an init container — you do not need to add hexr to your agent’s requirements.txt:
The init container injects the SDK into a shared volume mounted by your agent container. Your agent image stays lean and the SDK version is controlled by the platform.