DOCS
Huitzo Documentation
Get started with the runtime, Intelligence Packs, and drivers. Full reference lives at docs.huitzo.ai.
- SDK
- huitzo-sdk 1.0.0 on PyPI
- Requires
- Linux, Python 3.11+
Huitzo helps regulated companies use AI without losing control of data, workflow, or audit records. It deploys inside your own environment and typically reaches production in weeks instead of the 12-18 months a custom build takes. These docs cover the runtime, Intelligence Packs, and drivers. Full reference documentation is in progress at docs.huitzo.ai; the quickstart below works today.
THE LAUNCHPAD
How do I install the Huitzo runtime and deploy my first Intelligence Pack?
The fastest path is the interactive quickstart repository, build-with-huitzo (MIT-licensed, tested in CI). It takes about five minutes, installs from the public repository, and runs fully offline with no account needed. The repository walks you through creating your first Intelligence Pack step by step.
The Python SDK, huitzo-sdk, is live on PyPI (1.0.0). To run Packs against a live Hub, email ernesto@huitzo.ai for a sandbox.
VOCABULARY
What is the difference between the runtime, an Intelligence Pack, and a driver?
- Runtime
- the Linux service that hosts Intelligence Packs.
- Intelligence Pack
- the application unit that runs on the runtime.
- Driver
- the integration pattern for connecting external and internal systems.
- Hub
- the operations dashboard for deployed Intelligence Packs.
THE SDK REFERENCE
Where is the Python SDK reference?
The SDK reference is being built at docs.huitzo.ai. The published package, huitzo-sdk on PyPI, ships type stubs and inline docs today.
AI operating system for regulated companies
Simple by design. Built to scale. Runs where your data lives.
- Product access
- Huitzo Hub is available by invitation for teams evaluating the product.