archil-openapi
Generated low-level Python client for the Archil control plane API.
pip install archil-openapi
from archil_openapi import AuthenticatedClient
from archil_openapi.api.disks import get_disk
client = AuthenticatedClient(
base_url="https://api.archil.com",
token="key-...",
)
disk = get_disk.sync(id="dsk-...", client=client)
async def fetch_disk():
return await get_disk.asyncio(id="dsk-...", client=client)
The package is generated from api/controlplane/openapi.yaml in this repository.
Use the high-level archil package for the
recommended disk, object, workspace, and agent-tool APIs.
Publishing
Changes to the canonical OpenAPI schema generate and test this package on every
pull request. After merge, openapi-release.yml compares the generated
client with the latest PyPI wheel and publishes the next patch version only
when the generated client changed.
PyPI trusted publishing for archil-openapi must use repository
archil-data/archil, workflow openapi-release.yml, and environment
pypi.
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