21st-sdk Python

Server-side Python SDK for 21st Agents. Manage sandboxes, threads, and tokens programmatically.

Method arguments use Python-style snake_case, but SDK responses keep the relay's camelCase field names.

Install

pip install 21st-sdk

Quick Start

import os

from twentyfirst_sdk import AgentClient

client = AgentClient(api_key=os.environ["API_KEY_21ST"])  # an_sk_...

# Create a sandbox for your agent
sandbox = client.sandboxes.create(agent="my-agent")

# Create a thread
thread = client.threads.create(sandbox_id=sandbox.id, name="Review PR #42")

# Generate a short-lived token for browser clients
token = client.tokens.create(agent="my-agent", expires_in="1h")
print(token.expiresAt)

API

`AgentClient(api_key, base_url=...)`

AgentClient(
    api_key="...",   # Your an_sk_ API key
    base_url="...",  # Optional, default: "https://relay.an.dev"
)

`client.sandboxes`

Method	Description
`create(agent=...)`	Create a new sandbox for an agent
`get(sandbox_id)`	Get sandbox details (status, threads, agent info)
`delete(sandbox_id)`	Delete a sandbox
`exec(sandbox_id, command, ...)`	Run a command in a sandbox
`files.write(sandbox_id, files)`	Write files into a sandbox
`files.read(sandbox_id, path)`	Read a file from a sandbox
`git.clone(sandbox_id, url, ...)`	Clone a repository into a sandbox

`client.threads`

Method	Description
`list(sandbox_id)`	List all threads in a sandbox
`create(sandbox_id, name=...)`	Create a new thread
`get(sandbox_id, thread_id)`	Get thread with messages
`delete(sandbox_id, thread_id)`	Delete a thread
`run(agent, messages, ...)`	Run a thread and return the raw streaming response

`client.tokens`

Method	Description
`create(agent=..., user_id=..., expires_in=...)`	Create a short-lived JWT (default: `"1h"`)

License

MIT

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