jesterky (Python)
Python contract types for the jesterky
workflow substrate. This package is client-only: it gives you typed,
validated request/response shapes (WorkflowSpec, RunManifest) for talking to
a jesterky host. It runs no workflows — orchestration lives in the Rust core.
The models are generated from the pinned JSON Schema emitted by the Rust
jesterky-contract crate, which is the single source of truth (ADR #1). The Rust
types define the contract; this package mirrors them for Python callers.
from jesterky import WorkflowSpec, RunManifest
spec = WorkflowSpec.model_validate_json(open("workflow.json").read())
manifest = RunManifest.model_validate_json(run_output)
Install
uv add jesterky
Regenerate
The types are codegen'd, not hand-written. After the contract changes:
./python/gen.sh # re-emits schema from Rust, regenerates spec.py + manifest.py
Licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.
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