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import { Callout, Cards } from "nextra/components";
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# Install DeerFlow Harness
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<Callout type="info" emoji="📦">
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The DeerFlow Harness Python package will be published as <code>deerflow</code>
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. It is not released yet, so installation is currently{" "}
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<strong>Coming Soon</strong>.
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</Callout>
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The DeerFlow Harness is the Python SDK and runtime foundation for building your own Super Agent systems.
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If you want to compose agents with skills, memory, tools, sandboxes, and subagents inside your own product or workflow, this is the part of DeerFlow you will build on.
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## Package name
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The package name will be:
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```bash
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pip install deerflow
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```
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That package is not publicly available yet, but this is the installation path the documentation will use once it is released.
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## Current status
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The DeerFlow Harness package is **coming soon**.
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At the moment, this section exists to establish the SDK entry point and package identity, while the public distribution flow is being finalized.
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## What the Harness will give you
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The Harness is designed for developers who want to build their own agent system on top of DeerFlow's runtime model.
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It will provide the foundation for:
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- building long-horizon agents,
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- composing runtime capabilities such as memory, tools, skills, and subagents,
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- running agents with sandboxed execution,
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- customizing agent behavior through configuration and code, and
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- integrating DeerFlow into your own application architecture.
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## What to do next
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Until the package is released, the best way to understand the DeerFlow Harness is to read the conceptual and implementation docs in this section.
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<Cards num={2}>
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<Cards.Card title="Quick Start" href="/docs/harness/quick-start" />
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<Cards.Card title="Configuration" href="/docs/harness/configuration" />
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</Cards>
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