SDK
An SDK, or software development kit, is a bundle of libraries, tools and documentation for building software for a specific platform or service.
An SDK, short for software development kit, is a package of libraries, development tools, sample code and documentation that lets developers build software for a specific operating system, platform or service.
In AI, model providers and service vendors often ship SDKs so developers can call their APIs easily from a programming language. Where an API is the interface for calling functions, an SDK is a set of tools that wraps that API to make it easier to use.
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