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pysdk — AIMail Python SDK

AIMail (agent mail) runtime for Python hosts: gateway client, 15 mail / contact / note / board / identity tools, the inbound preprocess chain, an MCP server, and ready-made adapters for Hermes and DeerFlow.

Published as agent-aimail on PyPI (import name aimail). The wheel mirrors this directory 1:1 and maps the repo-root resources/ to aimail/resources/, so a repo checkout and an installed package behave the same.

What Files
Core (stdlib only) aimail_base.py (identity / signature / config / register), aimail_tools.py (mail, contacts, notes, _GatewayClient), aimail_board.py (A2A board), gateway_api.py (v1 API client), _aimail_bootstrap.py (location-agnostic sys.path boot)
Host glue install.py (per-host install / uninstall / check-env), hermes/ (adapter, patches, toolsets, registrar), deer-flow/ (inbound router, registrar)
MCP aimail_mcp_server.py (stdio JSON-RPC)
Resources resources/skills/, resources/board/role_prompt/ (seeds released at install time)
Entry __init__.py — import aimail re-exports the curated API and boots the core

Install

pip install agent-aimail        # PyPI
pip install .                # from this directory

No hard third-party dependency. Optional extras: aimail[hermes] (PyYAML), aimail[deerflow] (fastapi), aimail[docs] (markitdown).

How hosts use it

Two entry points, both called by the aimail CLI:

  • Install / uninstall — python -m aimail.install install|uninstall --type hermes|deerflow --home <platform-root> [--system-id SID] (the CLI calls the same functions through the python door).
  • Ops door — python -m aimail.sdk_ops --op <assemble|update|teardown| prompt-test|…> --args '<json>', one JSON envelope in and out. Register, teardown and prompt work all go through this door.

Host adapters never import the package path directly: each entry calls _aimail_bootstrap(), which resolves the core directory in every layout (site-packages, bundler copy, repo checkout).

Resources

Resources are seeds, released at install time: board prompts land in ~/.aimail/systems/{system_id}/board/ (read by both the Python and TypeScript runtimes, so one edit applies to every platform), and skills are expanded into each host's own skills directory (hermes: per-profile skills/).

Development

python3 -c "import sys; sys.path.insert(0, 'pysdk'); import aimail_base"
python3 -m venv /tmp/v && /tmp/v/bin/pip install . && /tmp/v/bin/python -c "import aimail; print(aimail.core_dir())"

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