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# Working With the SDK

Aquarium provides a Python SDK to make it easy to interact with your team's projects and datasets. 

We provide specific [guides](/aquarium/integrating-with-aquarium/uploading-data.md) around ingesting your data into the platform, as well as some code snippets to showcase how to work with parts of our SDK.

## Prerequisites

* Python >= 3.6
* Aquarium API Key - follow [this](/aquarium/getting-started/account-setup-and-team-onboarding.md) guide to access it

## Installing the SDK

```
pip install aquariumlearning

# for a specific version
pip install aquariumlearning==version_number
```


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