Open Data Products Python SDK
open-data-products is a Python SDK and CLI for the
OpenDataProducts.org standards family:
ODPS, ODPC, ODPG, ODPV, and ODPR.
Use it to validate data product documents, build catalogs and graphs, inspect portfolio source intake, run LLM-assisted generation workflows, expose a local MCP server, and give AI agents a consistent standards-aware API.
Install
pip install open-data-products
Optional extras:
# Outlook .msg intake support
pip install "open-data-products[email]"
# Data Contract CLI integration
pip install "open-data-products[contracts]"
# Embedded llama.cpp generation support
pip install "open-data-products[llama-cpp]"
# Development tools
pip install "open-data-products[dev]"
Python 3.8 or newer is required.
What It Provides
| Area | Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Cross-spec API | Detect, load, validate, explain, summarize, and resolve references across ODPS, ODPC, ODPG, and ODPV documents |
| CLI | Run validation, generation, catalog, graph, vocabulary, portfolio, OKF, contract, resource, manifest, and MCP workflows through open-data-products |
| Portfolio workflows | Build, refresh, sync, render, localize, explain, and inspect portfolio workspaces from objectives, use cases, signals, and product source lanes |
| Document intake | Read Markdown, text, YAML, JSON, EML, MSG with the email extra, DOCX, PPTX, PDF, CSV, and XLSX source files for portfolio workflows |
| Agent surfaces | Run a safe-class stdio MCP server and generate an ARWS-compatible agent manifest |
| LLM generation | Generate ODPC fragments, ODPG graphs, and ODPS product YAML from source notes using local or hosted providers |
| Data Contracts | Resolve ODPS contract references, validate external contracts through optional datacontract-cli, extract schemas, check alignment, and generate reports |
Quick CLI Examples
Most commands print human-readable output by default. Add --json for CI,
scripts, MCP clients, and agents.
Run the SDK through Python:
# Validate and inspect standards documents
python3 -m open_data_products.cli validate examples/product.yaml
python3 -m open_data_products.cli explain examples/product.yaml --json
python3 -m open_data_products.cli refs examples/product.yaml --json
python3 -m open_data_products.cli summary examples/product.yaml
# Discover bundled schemas, prompts, vocabulary records, and guidance
python3 -m open_data_products.cli resources --json
python3 -m open_data_products.cli resources --id generation.prompt.system --json
# Agent surfaces
python3 -m open_data_products.cli manifest --json
python3 -m open_data_products.cli serve
After installation, the console script provides the same commands:
open-data-products validate examples/product.yaml
open-data-products explain examples/product.yaml --json
Portfolio source intake can be inspected without calling an LLM:
python3 -m open_data_products.cli portfolio intake \
--objectives sources/objectives/ \
--use-cases sources/use-cases/ \
--signals sources/signals/ \
--products sources/products/ \
--config generation.config.yaml \
--json
Portfolio build uses the same source lanes and prompt budget controls:
python3 -m open_data_products.cli portfolio build \
--objectives sources/objectives/ \
--use-cases sources/use-cases/ \
--signals sources/signals/ \
--products sources/products/ \
--output generated/portfolio/
LLM Generation
Generation defaults to local Ollama-compatible settings, and can also use
embedded llama.cpp, OpenAI-compatible local servers, NVIDIA NIM, Claude, and
hosted providers configured in generation.config.yaml.
open-data-products config generation --copy-to generation.config.yaml
open-data-products config generation --config generation.config.yaml --check
open-data-products generate \
--config generation.config.yaml \
--input source_docs/products/ \
--kind product-reference \
--output generated/
Documentation
The full SDK guide that used to live in this README is now here:
Focused user guides:
- Command guide
- Portfolio intake guide
- LLM generation
- Agent surface
- Recipe workflows
- Data Contract workflows
- API reference
Project references:
Development
git clone https://github.com/Open-Data-Product-Initiative/odps-python
cd odps-python
pip install -e ".[dev]"
pytest -q
Before publishing a package, verify the PyPI description renders:
python3 -m build
python3 -m twine check dist/*
Acknowledgments
Thanks to the Open Data Product Initiative community, Chris Howard / Kitard for
the original odps-python foundation, devlouie for the MCP layer and agent
surface, and the Data Contract CLI project for the optional contract execution
engine.
License
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE for details.
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