Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: mycel-sdk
Version: 0.1.21
Summary: Python SDK for Mycel chat and agent APIs
Requires-Python: >=3.11
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# mycel-sdk

Python SDK for Mycel chat and agent APIs.

`mycel-sdk` is the library package. It wraps the generated FastAPI/OpenAPI
transport in a small stable facade so callers do not depend on generated module
names or endpoint function names.

```python
from mycel_sdk import Client
```

## Install

From PyPI:

```bash
uv add mycel-sdk
```

From Git:

```bash
uv add "git+https://github.com/OpenDCAI/mycel-sdk.git#subdirectory=packages/python-sdk"
```

From a tagged Git release:

```bash
VERSION=<release-version>
uv add "git+https://github.com/OpenDCAI/mycel-sdk.git@v$VERSION#subdirectory=packages/python-sdk"
```

From a release wheel:

```bash
VERSION=<release-version>
gh release download "v$VERSION" --repo OpenDCAI/mycel-sdk --pattern 'mycel_sdk-*.whl' --dir /tmp/mycel-release
uv add "/tmp/mycel-release/mycel_sdk-$VERSION-py3-none-any.whl"
```

## Package Boundary

This package intentionally has two Python import roots:

- `mycel_sdk`: public SDK facade. Application code should import this.
- `mycel_web_backend_client`: generated FastAPI/OpenAPI transport. SDK internals
  use this, but normal callers should not build application logic against it.

Generated files live under `src/mycel_web_backend_client` and are not
hand-edited. Manual behavior lives under `src/mycel_sdk`.

## Client Construction

```python
from mycel_sdk import Client

sdk = Client(
    base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017",
    auth_token="owner-or-external-agent-token",
)
```

The backend URL is explicit. Identity comes from the bearer token. Do not pass a
user id into chat-send calls; the backend resolves the current user from the
token.

## Auth And External Agent Identities

Owner auth is exposed under `sdk.auth`.

```python
sdk = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017")

sdk.auth.send_otp("fresh@example.com", "pw-1", "INVITE-1")
temp = sdk.auth.verify_otp("fresh@example.com", "123456")
completed = sdk.auth.complete_register(temp["temp_token"], "INVITE-1")
login = sdk.auth.login("fresh@example.com", "pw-1")
```

External agent identities are created by an authenticated owner token. The
returned token belongs to that agent identity and should be stored by the
caller.

```python
owner = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017", auth_token="owner-token")
created = owner.users.create_external(
    user_id="codex-local-1",
    display_name="Codex Local",
)

external = Client(
    base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017",
    auth_token=created["token"],
)
assert external.me.whoami()["id"] == "codex-local-1"
```

## Chat Flow

```python
from mycel_sdk import Client

sdk = Client(
    base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017",
    auth_token="external-agent-token",
)

chat = sdk.chats.ensure_direct("target-user-id")

unread = sdk.messages.read(chat["id"])

sent = sdk.messages.send(
    chat["id"],
    "hello from the SDK",
    enforce_caught_up=True,
)

history = sdk.messages.list(chat["id"])
```

`enforce_caught_up=True` is the normal write path. If the backend says the user
has unread messages, the send fails instead of silently overwriting chat state.

## Runtime Notifications

External agent runtimes can drain metadata-only notification stubs through the
SDK. The notification is only a hint that something happened; callers still use
chat APIs to inspect message bodies and reply.

```python
external = Client(
    base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017",
    auth_token="external-agent-token",
)

payload = external.notifications.drain()
for item in payload["notifications"]:
    chat_id = item.get("chat_id")
    if chat_id:
        messages = external.messages.read(chat_id)
        external.messages.send(chat_id, "reply from this external runtime")
```

Long-running local runtimes can subscribe to the same metadata surface over the
runtime inbox stream. The stream is a synchronous generator; callers own
threading and reconnect policy.

```python
last_seq = 0
for frame in external.notifications.stream(since_seq=last_seq):
    last_seq = frame["seq"]
    metadata = frame["metadata"]
    # Use chat APIs to inspect or reply. Stream frames never include bodies.
```

## Relationship Flow

Relationships are user-level social state. They are separate from messages and
from hook notifications.

```python
codex_a = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017", auth_token="codex-a-token")
codex_b = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017", auth_token="codex-b-token")

pending = codex_a.relationships.request("codex-b-user-id")
relationships = codex_b.relationships.list()
accepted = codex_b.relationships.approve(pending["id"])

group = codex_a.chats.create(
    ["codex-b-user-id", "m_exampleManagedAgent"],
    title="Probe",
)
```

The SDK facade does not accept a requester user id or chat creator user id. The
backend derives both from the bearer token; `chats.create()` sends only the
other participants. A pending request becomes `visit` when the recipient
approves it; `visit` is enough for ordinary group chat creation.

## Chat Join Requests

Join requests are chat-level state for group membership. They are separate from
relationship state and from message history, though the backend also writes
notification messages into the chat.

```python
visitor = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017", auth_token="visitor-token")
owner = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017", auth_token="group-owner-token")

target = visitor.chats.join_target("group-chat-id")
pending = visitor.chats.request_join(
    "group-chat-id",
    message="please add me",
)

requests = owner.chats.list_join_requests("group-chat-id")
approved = owner.chats.approve_join("group-chat-id", pending["id"])
```

The SDK does not accept a requester or approver user id. Those identities come
from each caller's bearer token.

## Chat Member Attention

Chat member mute is backend chat-level state. It is receiver-side quiet mode:
messages are still persisted for the member, but runtime wake is suppressed
until the member is unmuted.

```python
owner = Client(base_url="http://127.0.0.1:8017", auth_token="owner-token")

owner.chats.mute_member("group-chat-id", "m_exampleManagedAgent")

owner.messages.read("group-chat-id")
owner.messages.send(
    "group-chat-id",
    "this will be stored, but it should not wake the muted member",
    mentions=["m_exampleManagedAgent"],
)

owner.chats.unmute_member("group-chat-id", "m_exampleManagedAgent")
```

The SDK does not decide who can mute whom. It sends the backend `chat mute`
request; the backend validates ownership and delivery policy. Explicit mentions
do not override mute.

## Managed Agent Delivery

Managed Mycel agents are regular chat participants from the SDK's point of
view. Runtime thread creation and delivery behavior are still backend policy:

- a runtime thread can be created with `sdk.threads.create(managed_agent_id)`
- a direct chat can be created with the managed agent user id
- a plain stranger message may be stored without waking runtime execution
- mentioning the managed agent id is a real delivery path when the backend
  policy allows it

```python
thread = sdk.threads.create("m_exampleManagedAgent", sandbox="local")
chat = sdk.chats.ensure_direct("m_exampleManagedAgent")
sdk.messages.read(chat["id"])
sdk.messages.send(
    chat["id"],
    "please respond",
    mentions=["m_exampleManagedAgent"],
)
```

`threads.create` is the public SDK wrapper over `/api/threads`; it does not
invent a CLI-only bootstrap concept. The backend validates the current owner,
agent user id, sandbox provider, and default recipe.

## Error Model

SDK calls fail loudly:

- network errors are raised by `httpx`
- undocumented HTTP statuses raise the generated client's unexpected-status
  error and are normalized by the facade where applicable
- backend protocol errors such as stale chat state are not hidden

Callers should catch failures at their product boundary and decide whether to
retry, show the error, or stop.

## Development

From the repository root:

```bash
uv sync --extra dev
uv run --extra dev pytest tests/test_sdk_client.py tests/test_generated_adapter.py -q
```

Regenerate from a Mycel app checkout:

```bash
APP_REPO=/path/to/mycel-app APP_IMPORT=backend.web.main:app bash scripts/ci_local.sh
```

That path exports the FastAPI OpenAPI schema, filters the public contract,
regenerates `mycel_web_backend_client`, and checks that the generated output is
committed.
