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```bash
# Desktop app (GUI + 3D visualization)
pip install caliscope[gui]
uv pip install caliscope[gui]

# Library only (scripting, CI, servers — no PySide6/VTK)
pip install caliscope
# Library only (scripting, CI, servers — no GUI dependencies)
uv pip install caliscope
```

Full installation instructions are in the [docs](https://mprib.github.io/caliscope/installation/).
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## Scripting API

The standard install (`pip install caliscope`) exposes intrinsic and extrinsic camera calibration as importable Python functions. Rich progress bars appear automatically; pass `progress=None` for silent operation.
The standard install (`uv pip install caliscope`) exposes intrinsic and extrinsic camera calibration as importable Python functions. Rich progress bars appear automatically; pass `progress=None` for silent operation.

For the desktop app with 3D visualization: `pip install caliscope[gui]`
For the desktop app with 3D visualization: `uv pip install caliscope[gui]`

See the [Scripting API docs](https://mprib.github.io/caliscope/scripting/) and `scripts/demo_api.py` for examples.

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=== "macOS"

```bash
# Note that there are some environment variables that must be set on macOS
# to ensure everything works:
export MKL_NUM_THREADS=1
export NUMEXPR_NUM_THREADS=1
export OMP_NUM_THREADS=1

# Navigate to the directory that will hold your project
cd path/to/your/project

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