Heisenberg Python SDK
Python client for the Heisenberg prediction-market intelligence API — generated from the same spec snapshot as the TypeScript SDK, with the same resource model, venue abstraction, gating semantics, and streaming.
Read-only and synchronous (no async client yet). The REST client uses only the Python standard library (no required deps).
Install
pip install heisenberg_ai # REST
pip install "heisenberg_ai[stream]" # + real-time streaming (websocket-client)
Quickstart
from heisenberg import Heisenberg
hb = Heisenberg(token="…") # or set HEISENBERG_TOKEN
# Free tier — no subscription needed.
markets = hb.polymarket.markets({"min_volume": 1000, "closed": False, "limit": 5}).page()
profile = hb.wallets.profile("0xabc…", {"window_days": 15}).page()
# Iterate a Query to auto-paginate every row.
for trade in hb.polymarket.trades({"condition_id": "0x…"}):
...
# Real-time trades (Polymarket only; needs the [stream] extra).
for trade in hb.stream.trades({"condition_id": "0x…"}):
print(trade.get("price"), trade.get("side"))
Pagination & rate limits
Iterating a Query auto-paginates. The API is rate limited (≈50 req/window); each Page
carries page.rate_limit ({"limit","remaining","reset"}, reset in seconds) so you can
pace bulk .all() calls, and the client backs off by x-ratelimit-reset on a 429.
Two axes
- Venues —
hb.polymarket,hb.kalshi,hb.hyperliquid; each exposes the capabilities the spec says it supports (hb.polymarket.supports("orderbook")). - Intelligence —
hb.wallets,hb.smart_money,hb.leaderboards,hb.markets,hb.sports,hb.audience,hb.social.
Escape hatch for anything not wrapped: hb.query(agent_id, params).
Gated endpoints
Sport/audience endpoints require a subscription and raise a typed PlanError
(preserving the API message, plus .required_plan / .endpoint). hb.requires(agent_id)
and hb.catalog() report the sport/audience add-on plans — but they are not an
exhaustive pre-flight check: access is a property of your token, so some venues (e.g.
Hyperliquid) and endpoints can still return PlanError. Always be ready to catch it.
Develop
python -m unittest discover -s tests
Generated code lives in heisenberg/_generated/ (produced by ../scripts/generate.mjs
from ../spec/source). Never edit it by hand.
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