Rapidata Python Client
Python client to interface with the Rapidata API.
Docs: https://docs.rapidata.ai/
Using a coding agent?
Point it at the guide that ships with the SDK instead of letting it read the installed source:
python -m rapidata skill # print the guide
The guide is edited in src/rapidata/_skill/, so it always matches the installed version.
Details and per-agent install commands: https://docs.rapidata.ai/ai_agents/
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