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LUML API Client
Python client for the LUML REST API. Use this to programmatically manage your LUML cloud resources — organizations, collections, orbits, artifacts, and storage secrets.
Main use cases:
- Upload and retrieve artifacts (models, datasets, files)
- Manage collections and orbits within your organization
- Integrate LUML into your own pipelines or tooling
Installation
pip install luml-api
Getting your API key
- Go to luml.ai and log in
- Open Settings → API Keys
- Click Generate new key and copy it
Set it as an environment variable:
export LUML_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
Or pass it directly when initializing the client:
from luml_api import LumlClient
client = LumlClient(api_key="your_api_key_here")
Usage
Initialize the client with your organization and orbit, then start querying resources:
from luml_api import LumlClient
luml = LumlClient(
api_key="your_api_key_here",
organization="your_organization_id",
orbit="your_orbit_id",
)
# List all organizations available to your account
orgs = luml.organizations.list()
for org in orgs:
print(org.id, org.name)
# List orbits in your organization
orbits = luml.orbits.list()
for orbit in orbits:
print(orbit.id, orbit.name)
# List collections in the current orbit
for collection in luml.collections.list_all():
print(collection.id, collection.name, collection.type)
The organization and orbit IDs can be found in the LUML platform under Settings → Organization.
Documentation
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