Official Python SDK for Axme APIs.
Project description
axme-sdk-python
Official Python SDK for the AXME platform. Send and manage intents, observe lifecycle events, work with inbox and approvals, and access the full enterprise admin surface — all from idiomatic Python.
Alpha · API surface is stabilizing. Not recommended for production workloads yet.
Alpha access: https://cloud.axme.ai/alpha · Contact and suggestions: hello@axme.ai
What Is AXME?
AXME is a coordination infrastructure for durable execution of long-running intents across distributed systems.
It provides a model for executing intents — requests that may take minutes, hours, or longer to complete — across services, agents, and human participants.
AXP — the Intent Protocol
At the core of AXME is AXP (Intent Protocol) — an open protocol that defines contracts and lifecycle rules for intent processing.
AXP can be implemented independently.
The open part of the platform includes:
- the protocol specification and schemas
- SDKs and CLI for integration
- conformance tests
- implementation and integration documentation
AXME Cloud
AXME Cloud is the managed service that runs AXP in production together with The Registry (identity and routing).
It removes operational complexity by providing:
- reliable intent delivery and retries
- lifecycle management for long-running operations
- handling of timeouts, waits, reminders, and escalation
- observability of intent status and execution history
State and events can be accessed through:
- API and SDKs
- event streams and webhooks
- the cloud console
What You Can Do With This SDK
The AXME Python SDK gives you a fully typed client for the AXME platform. You can:
- Send intents — create typed, durable actions that the platform guarantees to deliver
- Observe lifecycle — stream real-time state transitions, waiting events, and delivery confirmations
- Approve or reject — handle human-in-the-loop steps directly from Python code
- Control workflows — pause, resume, cancel, update retry policies and reminders mid-flight
- Administer — manage organizations, workspaces, service accounts, and access grants
Install
pip install axme
Primary import path is axme (legacy axme_sdk remains as compatibility alias).
For local development from source:
python -m pip install -e ".[dev]"
Quickstart
from axme import AxmeClient, AxmeClientConfig
client = AxmeClient(
AxmeClientConfig(
api_key="AXME_API_KEY", # sent as x-api-key
actor_token="OPTIONAL_USER_OR_SESSION_TOKEN", # sent as Authorization: Bearer
# Optional override (defaults to https://api.cloud.axme.ai):
# base_url="https://staging-api.cloud.axme.ai",
)
)
# Check connectivity
print(client.health())
# Send an intent to a registered agent address
intent = client.create_intent(
{
"intent_type": "order.fulfillment.v1",
"to_agent": "agent://acme-corp/production/fulfillment-service",
"payload": {"order_id": "ord_123", "priority": "high"},
},
idempotency_key="fulfill-ord-123-001",
correlation_id="corr-ord-123-001",
)
print(intent["intent_id"], intent["status"])
# List registered agent addresses in your workspace
agents = client.list_agents(org_id="acme-corp-uuid", workspace_id="prod-ws-uuid")
for agent in agents["agents"]:
print(agent["address"], agent["status"])
# Wait for resolution
resolved = client.wait_for(intent["intent_id"])
print(resolved["status"])
Minimal Language-Native Example
Short basic submit/get example (about 25 lines):
Run:
export AXME_API_KEY="axme_sa_..."
python examples/basic_submit.py
Full runnable scenario set lives in:
- Cloud: https://github.com/AxmeAI/axme-examples/tree/main/cloud
- Protocol-only: https://github.com/AxmeAI/axme-examples/tree/main/protocol
API Method Families
The SDK covers the full public API surface organized into families. The map below shows all method groups and how they relate to the platform's intent lifecycle.
Each family corresponds to a segment of the lifecycle or an operational domain. Intents and inbox are D1 (core). Approvals, schemas, and media are D2. Enterprise admin and service accounts are D3.
Create and Control Sequence
From calling create_intent() to receiving a delivery confirmation — the full interaction sequence with the platform:
The SDK sets the Idempotency-Key and X-Correlation-Id headers automatically. The gateway validates, persists, and returns the intent in PENDING state. The scheduler picks it up and drives delivery.
Idempotency and Replay Protection
Every mutating call in the SDK accepts an optional idempotency_key. Use it for all operations you might retry.
Duplicate requests with the same key return the original response without re-executing. Keys expire after 24 hours. The SDK will warn if you reuse a key with different parameters.
# Safe to call multiple times — only executes once
intent = client.create_intent(payload, idempotency_key="my-unique-key-001")
Observing Intent Events
The SDK provides a streaming event observer that delivers real-time lifecycle events over SSE:
for event in client.observe(intent["intent_id"]):
print(event["event_type"], event["status"])
if event["status"] in {"RESOLVED", "CANCELLED", "EXPIRED"}:
break
Approvals and Human-in-the-Loop
# Fetch pending approvals for an agent
pending = client.list_inbox(owner_agent="agent://manager")
for item in pending.get("items", []):
thread_id = item.get("thread_id")
if not thread_id:
continue
# Approve the inbox thread with a note
client.approve_inbox_thread(
thread_id,
{"note": "LGTM"},
owner_agent="agent://manager",
)
Workflow Controls
Update retry policy, reminders, or TTL on a live intent without cancelling it:
client.update_intent_controls(
intent_id,
{
"controls": {
"max_retries": 5,
"retry_delay_seconds": 30,
"reminders": [{"offset_seconds": 3600, "note": "1h reminder"}],
}
},
policy_generation=intent["policy_generation"],
)
SDK Diagrams
The SDK docs folder contains diagrams for the API patterns used by this client:
| Diagram | Description |
|---|---|
01-api-method-family-map |
Full API family overview |
02-create-and-control-sequence |
Intent creation and control flow |
03-idempotency-and-replay-protection |
Idempotency protocol |
MCP (Model Context Protocol)
The Python SDK includes a built-in MCP endpoint client for gateway-hosted MCP sessions:
# Initialize an MCP session
init = client.mcp_initialize()
print(init["serverInfo"])
# List available tools
tools = client.mcp_list_tools()
for tool in tools.get("tools", []):
print(tool["name"])
# Call a tool
result = client.mcp_call_tool("create_intent", arguments={
"intent_type": "order.fulfillment.v1",
"payload": {"order_id": "ord_123"},
"owner_agent": "agent://fulfillment-service",
})
print(result)
MCP calls go to /mcp by default. Override with mcp_endpoint_path in AxmeClientConfig.
Tests
pytest
Repository Structure
axme-sdk-python/
├── axme/
│ ├── client.py # Canonical public import path
│ └── exceptions.py # Canonical exception import path
├── axme_sdk/
│ ├── client.py # AxmeClient — all API methods
│ ├── config.py # AxmeClientConfig
│ └── exceptions.py # AxmeAPIError and subclasses
├── tests/ # Unit and integration tests
├── examples/
│ └── basic_submit.py # Minimal language-native quickstart
└── docs/
Related Repositories
| Repository | Role |
|---|---|
| axme-docs | Full API reference and integration guides |
| axme-spec | Schema contracts this SDK implements |
| axme-conformance | Conformance suite that validates this SDK |
| axme-examples | Runnable examples using this SDK |
| axme-sdk-typescript | TypeScript equivalent |
| axme-sdk-go | Go equivalent |
Contributing & Contact
- Bug reports and feature requests: open an issue in this repository
- Alpha access: https://cloud.axme.ai/alpha · Contact and suggestions: hello@axme.ai
- Security disclosures: see SECURITY.md
- Contribution guidelines: CONTRIBUTING.md
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