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Learn Hanzo

Start with a working request, then go as deep as you need. Everything here is part of the documentation — this page is the map.

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Hanzo University

Courses and certifications live on Hanzo University.

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Getting started

Install, authenticate, and make your first call. The shortest path from nothing to a working request.

Drive the platform from your terminal — projects, deploys, keys and logs.

Every endpoint, parameter and response shape.

Pick what to try

One thread with every model, your MCP tools, your files and a code sandbox.

Every model in every mode, with each run’s tokens and cost beside the answer.

A coding agent that opens the files, makes the change, runs the tests and shows you the diff.

Open-weight frontier models you can self-host anywhere, served on the Hanzo API.

Thirteen tools — shell, files, code, git, HTTP — behind one server.

A Python SDK where an agent is a model, instructions and tools, and several can sit behind one router.

Go further

Define an agent once and run it from chat, the API, or your own application.

Connect tools and data to models over the Model Context Protocol.

A starter for each Hanzo product. Browse, fork, deploy.

Open-source, accessible React components built on @hanzo/gui primitives.

The cross-platform UI kit and design system behind every Hanzo app.

Read the thinking

Research papers

The reasoning behind the architecture, published in full.

The platform is open source — read it, run it, change it.

Build what’s next.

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