Exosphere v0.0.1 – First Release

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We’re excited to announce the first official release of Exosphere! This milestone brings together the foundation of our orchestration platform for AI agents and large-scale workflows.

Over the past few months, we’ve:

• Laid the groundwork for the platform with the State Manager, initial SDK, and Kubernetes setup.
• Shipped core APIs for authentication, projects, state creation, transitions, and graph templates.
• Built developer tooling including a Python SDK, event loop, runtime registration, and secrets management.
• Enhanced reliability & infra with caching, Docker multi-stage builds, CI/CD pipelines, spell-check, Ruff linting, and unit/integration tests.
• Launched documentation & landing pages to guide developers, complete with a dark mode, examples, and an early dashboard.
• Opened contributions with bug fixes, dependency updates, and improvements from new community members.

This release marks the starting point of Exosphere as an open platform for orchestrating distributed, stateful AI workloads. We’re just getting started, and the upcoming versions will continue to evolve with richer features, scalability improvements, and developer experience upgrades.

👉 Dive into the code, explore the docs, and help shape Exosphere with us!
Full changelog:https://github.com/exospherehost/exospherehost/commits/0.0.1

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