arbi
Official Python client for the ARBI API, auto-generated from the OpenAPI specification.
Installation
pip install arbi
Quick start
from arbi_client import Client, AuthenticatedClient
from arbi_client.api.user import login_user
from arbi_client.models import LoginRequest
# 1. Log in with the unauthenticated client
with Client(base_url="https://your-instance.arbicity.com") as c:
response = login_user.sync_detailed(
client=c,
body=LoginRequest(
email="user@example.com",
signature="<base64-ed25519-signature>",
timestamp=1700000000,
),
)
login = response.parsed
token = login.access_token
# 2. Use the JWT for all authenticated requests
with AuthenticatedClient(base_url="https://your-instance.arbicity.com", token=token) as c:
...
Login uses Ed25519 signature-based authentication: the client derives a keypair from the user's password, signs email|timestamp, and sends the signature. The server verifies it against the stored public key and returns a JWT. See the ARBI documentation for details on the key derivation and signing process.
Async support
Every endpoint has both sync and async variants:
from arbi_client import AuthenticatedClient
from arbi_client.api.user import get_user_workspaces
async with AuthenticatedClient(base_url="https://your-instance.arbicity.com", token=token) as c:
workspaces = await get_user_workspaces.asyncio(client=c)
API structure
Each endpoint is a Python module with four functions:
| Function | Blocking | Returns |
|---|---|---|
sync |
Yes | Parsed data or None |
sync_detailed |
Yes | Full Response object |
asyncio |
No | Parsed data or None |
asyncio_detailed |
No | Full Response object |
Endpoints are grouped by tag under arbi_client.api:
arbi_client.api.user # login, register, settings
arbi_client.api.workspace # workspace management
arbi_client.api.document # document upload and tagging
arbi_client.api.conversation # conversations and messages
arbi_client.api.assistant # AI assistant queries
arbi_client.api.tag # tag management
arbi_client.api.configs # configuration management
arbi_client.api.notifications # notification management
arbi_client.api.health # health checks
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