Welcome to ZenML
Build production ML pipelines and production-grade AI agents with ZenML and Kitaru.
ZenML is an open-source framework for developing, evaluating, and deploying your entire AI portfolio: classical ML, LLM pipelines, and AI agents alike. It brings the battle-tested engineering principles of production ML to everything you ship, so you don't maintain one toolchain for models and another for agents.
That story has two open-source projects behind it:
ZenML is the MLOps framework: portable, production-ready pipelines for ML and LLM workloads, with versioned artifacts, caching, and infrastructure abstracted behind stacks.
Kitaru is for AI agents: traces you can run, not just read. Replay a real run against your real code with one thing changed — a cheaper model, a different prompt — diff the two, and roll the winner across recent runs. Recorded tool calls are answered from the recording, which is what makes the replay faithful.
Each works on its own. You can run ZenML and never touch Kitaru, or pick up Kitaru purely to put one agent's runs under replay. The split is clean: ZenML is for ML pipelines; Kitaru is for agents, with its own lightweight server (one docker compose up) and workers that execute replays in your environment.
What are you building?
Pick the path that matches your work. Neither path requires the other, and adopting the second one later doesn't mean starting over.
How these docs are organized
The documentation is split into spaces — the tabs at the top of this page. Knowing what lives where saves you a lot of searching:
ZenML (you are here)
The pipelines framework: installation, core concepts, deployment, and how-to guides
The agents project: quickstart, recording and replaying sessions, evaluators and experiments, framework adapters
Narrative guides for both projects: Starter, Production, LLMOps, and Agents tracks, plus tutorials and best practices
The infrastructure components — orchestrators, artifact stores, and more — that both pipelines and agents run on
Client and REST API references, organized per project
Release notes, version by version
First steps
Whichever path you picked, the first steps are the same shape: install, run something real, then learn the concepts.
If you use AI coding tools, see LLM tooling for ZenML's MCP server and Agent Skills (including zenml-scoping and zenml-pipeline-authoring).
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