appraisal-forge-sdk
Python SDK + CLI for interacting with the Appraisal Forge API.
Install
pip install appraisal-forge-sdk
Environment
export APPRAISAL_FORGE_URL=https://your-instance.com
export APPRAISAL_FORGE_TOKEN=your-api-token
CLI
Create appraisal:
appraisal-forge create --name "123 Main" --subject-address "123 Main St, Raleigh, NC 27601"
Read fields:
appraisal-forge fields-read --appraisal-id 123 --prefix 0100
Write fields from JSON file:
appraisal-forge fields-write --appraisal-id 123 --json fields.json
Validate:
appraisal-forge validate --appraisal-id 123
Status summary:
appraisal-forge status --appraisal-id 123
Upload photo:
appraisal-forge upload-photo --appraisal-id 123 --field-id 2100.0087 --image-path ./front.jpg --label Front
Token and connectivity helpers:
appraisal-forge tokens
appraisal-forge create-token --label "Claude Desktop" --scope full
appraisal-forge revoke-token --token-id 12
appraisal-forge verify-token
appraisal-forge connection-info
appraisal-forge login --api-url http://localhost:8090
appraisal-forge relay-status
appraisal-forge relay-start --agent-cmd "codex exec '{message}'"
appraisal-forge relay-resume
appraisal-forge relay-watch
appraisal-forge relay-stop
Notes:
create-tokendefaults to asdk-scoped token; use--scope fullonly for CLI/SDK token-management or connection bootstrap tasks.connection-inforeturns MCP and field-api endpoints, including a ready-to-copyclaude_cli_configstanza.verify-tokenvalidates the current bearer token and returns a normalized payload withvalid,error, and token metadata.loginruns browser-based device auth and saves token/api-url to~/.appraisal-forge/config.json(orAPPRAISAL_FORGE_CONFIG_DIR).relay-startandrelay-resumedefault to local-worker mode (runs on the user's machine, not the server container).- Use
--mode serveronly for diagnostics. relay-resumeis the restart command for users after closing/reopening CLI; it reuses the last saved relay command and appraisal id.relay-watchkeeps the local worker alive and auto-restarts it if it exits.
Config-driven fill:
appraisal-forge fill --config ./fill-config.json
Resume existing appraisal:
appraisal-forge fill --config ./fill-config.json --appraisal-id 123
Dry run:
appraisal-forge fill --config ./fill-config.json --dry-run
Example fill-config.json:
{
"report_name": "123 Main",
"subject_address": "123 Main St, Raleigh, NC 27601",
"property_config": "ADDRESS: 123 Main St, Raleigh, NC 27601",
"uad_fields": {
"0100.0009": "Raleigh",
"0100.0011": "NC",
"0100.0012": "27601"
},
"validate_after": true
}
Python SDK
from appraisal_forge_sdk import AppraisalForgeClient
client = AppraisalForgeClient(
api_url="https://your-instance.com",
token="your-api-token",
)
created = client.create_appraisal("123 Main", "123 Main St, Raleigh, NC 27601")
appraisal_id = created["id"]
client.write_fields(appraisal_id, {
"0100.0009": "Raleigh",
"0100.0011": "NC",
})
validation = client.validate(appraisal_id)
print(validation)
Auth model
v0.1 uses existing Bearer token auth from the Appraisal Forge API.
Runtime requirements
- Python 3.10+
- Reachable Appraisal Forge API URL
- Valid API token
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