Use this page when you are consuming a published NeMo Relay release from a package manager.
If you are working from a source checkout, validating unpublished changes, or contributing to the repository, use Development Setup instead.
Install the NeMo Relay CLI when you want the nemo-relay executable for
coding-agent hook and LLM gateway observability.
Install the Python package when your application uses NeMo Relay through the Python wrapper.
Use uv add from an application project that has a pyproject.toml; it records
nemo-relay as a project dependency. If you are only installing into an active
virtual environment and do not have project metadata, use uv pip install nemo-relay instead. You can also use pip install nemo-relay if you are not
managing the environment with uv.
Install the Node.js package when your application uses NeMo Relay through the JavaScript API.
Add the Rust crates when your application uses NeMo Relay directly from Rust.
nemo-relay provides the core runtime APIs for scopes, middleware, subscribers, plugins, tool calls, and LLM calls.nemo-relay-adaptive provides adaptive runtime primitives and Redis-backed learning components when you want adaptive tuning behavior in Rust.Install integration packages when your application already uses one of the supported framework or agent harness surfaces.
Install the OpenClaw plugin through OpenClaw so OpenClaw can register and manage the package:
Use the package name nemo-relay-openclaw for installation. Use the plugin ID
nemo-relay in OpenClaw configuration, inspection, and gateway status commands.
See the OpenClaw Plugin Guide for
configuration and verification steps.
Install the Python package with the supported framework extras when your application uses LangChain, LangGraph, or Deep Agents.
The extras install the NeMo Relay Python package plus the dependencies needed by the maintained public integrations. See Supported Integrations for guide links and support levels.