Darwin Connect for Python
The official Python entry package for Darwin Connect. It provides explicit
constructors for application credentials and linked-user OAuth grants while
using the complete Fern-generated darwin-sdk
contract.
Connect is not a second API. Applications, linked AIs, ephemeral goals, application wallets, webhooks, and Product resources all share one public contract and base URL.
Install
pip install darwin-connect
Application operations
from darwin_connect import create_application_client
connect = create_application_client(token="YOUR_APPLICATION_TOKEN")
wallet = connect.applications.get_application_wallet(application_id="app_123")
Linked AI operations
from darwin_connect import create_linked_ai_client
darwin = create_linked_ai_client(token=user_access_token)
goals = darwin.goals.list_goals(ai_id="ai_123")
Async constructors are available as create_async_application_client and
create_async_linked_ai_client.
Keep application credentials and refresh tokens on your trusted backend. See the Connect documentation for the authorization and funding model.
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