dirigent-client
The dirigent API contract: typed wire schemas and an async Python client.
from datetime import timedelta
from dirigent_client import Dirigent
async with Dirigent(url="https://dirigent.example.org", token=token) as dg:
plan = await dg.pipelines.apply("pipelines/daily-climate-load.yaml", dry_run=True)
run = await dg.pipelines.run("daily-climate-load", params={"day": "2026-08-29"})
final = await dg.runs.wait(run.run_id, timeout=timedelta(hours=2))
async for entry in dg.runs.follow_logs(run.run_id):
print(entry.message)
The package holds the pydantic schemas for every request and response the REST API speaks,
and dirigent-server imports them, so the client and the server can never disagree about a
shape. It depends on dirigent-common, httpx2, pydantic, and pyyaml, and on nothing else in the
workspace.
docs/python.md has the worked examples, and examples/python/ has six runnable scripts.
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