fixyourdocs 0.3.1

Reference Python SDK for the Docs Feedback Protocol

fixyourdocs (Python SDK)

Reference Python SDK for the Docs Feedback Protocol v0. The protocol lets AI agents file structured reports against documentation pages when the docs break agent task flows.

• Full docs: https://docs.fixyourdocs.io/sdk/python/.
• Spec: https://docsfeedback.org.
• Why this exists: the FixYourDocs manifesto.

Install

pip install fixyourdocs

Requires Python 3.9+.

CLI

The package ships a fixyourdocs console script covering the two one-liners from the agents-md-snippet README:

# Adds the canonical AGENTS.md block to your repo. Idempotent.
pipx run fixyourdocs init

# Sends a single report to the Hub.
pipx run fixyourdocs report \
  --doc-url https://example.com/docs/install \
  --summary "Install fails on macOS 14" \
  --agent claude-code \
  --kind broken

init auto-detects AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules, or .github/copilot-instructions.md and appends to whichever exists (falling back to creating AGENTS.md). Pass --file <path> to override.

init --global instead writes the consumer-side "report stale third-party docs" block to a global agent-config file (default ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md, override with --file). Use this when you want an agent to offer to report broken third-party docs it consults across all your projects, rather than wiring the per-repo block into one repo. It is idempotent.

report accepts --details, --suggested-fix, --api-url, --token, and --json for machine-readable output. Exit codes: 0 success, 2 user error, 1 transport or server error.

Usage (sync)

from fixyourdocs import Client, Report

report = Report.create(
    doc_url="https://docs.example.com/getting-started",
    summary="The page does not document how to set the API_KEY env var.",
    kind="missing",
    agent_name="claude-code",
)

with Client(api_url="https://hub.fixyourdocs.io") as client:
    result = client.send(report)

print(result.id, result.is_duplicate)

Usage (async)

import asyncio
from fixyourdocs import AsyncClient, Report

async def main() -> None:
    report = Report.create(
        doc_url="https://docs.example.com/getting-started",
        summary="The page does not document how to set the API_KEY env var.",
        kind="missing",
        agent_name="claude-code",
    )
    async with AsyncClient(api_url="https://hub.fixyourdocs.io") as client:
        result = await client.send(report)
    print(result.id, result.is_duplicate)

asyncio.run(main())

API shape

The wire format is a nested object (agent, report, task_context), so the SDK exposes two ways to build a Report:

• Report.create(...) — ergonomic, flat keyword-argument constructor for the common case. Internally builds the nested wire-format structure.
• Report(agent=AgentInfo(...), report=ReportBody(...), ...) — the typed nested form, useful when constructing reports programmatically from already-typed sub-objects.

Both produce identical wire output.

Consumer-side mode

When an agent reports against third-party docs it consulted (rather than your own first-party docs), the client defaults guard against leaking private context and against pestering hosts that have opted out. All three options are constructor arguments on both Client and AsyncClient:

from fixyourdocs import Client, PrivacyError, OptedOutError

with Client(api_url="https://hub.fixyourdocs.io") as client:
    client.send(report)  # guards run before any network call

• enforce_privacy=True (default) — before any network call, validates report.doc_url and raises PrivacyError (no request is made) unless it is a public https:// page. Rejected: non-https schemes; missing hosts; localhost and .localhost / .local / .internal names; bare single-label hostnames; and IP literals in loopback / private / link-local / reserved ranges. Pass enforce_privacy=False for first-party / self-hosted / internal docs.
• include_transcript=False (default) — strips task_context.transcript_excerpt from the wire body (dropping task_context entirely if nothing else remains) so transcript snippets never leave the machine unless you opt in with include_transcript=True. Your Report object is never mutated.
• discover_opt_out=True (default) — before posting, fetches https://<doc-host>/.well-known/docs-feedback.json; if the host published opt_in: false, send() raises OptedOutError and does not post. The result is cached per host for 24h. Missing/invalid well-known files are treated as opted-in.

Errors

Non-2xx responses raise typed exceptions:

Status	Exception
400	ValidationError (.details)
401	AuthError
404	NotFoundError
410	OptedOutError (.since)
413	PayloadTooLargeError (.max_bytes)
415	UnsupportedMediaTypeError
422	PolicyRejectedError (.reason)
429	RateLimitedError (.retry_after)
5xx	ServerError (after one automatic retry on 502/503/504)

All inherit from FixYourDocsError. In consumer-side mode, send() may also raise PrivacyError (non-public doc_url) or OptedOutError (host opted out via its .well-known file) before any request is posted.

Licence

Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE.

Contributing

Contributions require a DCO sign-off and a signed Apache Individual Contributor License Agreement — see CONTRIBUTING.md.