RoboSystems Python Client
Official Python client for the RoboSystems financial intelligence platform — accounting, financial reporting, and investment management over a knowledge graph API. Type-safe, generated from the OpenAPI spec, with GraphQL reads and idempotent operation writes.
Features
- Type-safe API client with full type hints and typed models
- Async client for queries and operations
- Parquet file uploads for table ingestion
- Row iteration over query results with
stream_query, which collects the full result before yielding rows - AI Operator integration for natural language financial analysis
- Typed errors for GraphQL reads and queued work
Installation
pip install robosystems-client
Resources
Support
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
MIT © 2026 RFS LLC
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