ski-sdk
Install from PyPI:
pip install ski-sdk(publishing starts with the first release after June 2026).
Typed Python client for the SKI Framework SKI Model, with one-call verification of a verdict's signed provenance.
Status: GA (v3.1.0). As of the v3.1.0 GA release the SDK is versioned together with the framework (see RFC 0003); the earlier independent alpha/beta versioning no longer applies.
from ski_sdk import SKIClient
client = SKIClient(endpoint="https://ski.internal:8000", api_key="…")
env = client.evaluate(
measurement_id="m-001",
timestamp="2026-06-05T12:00:00Z",
subject="stack-7",
measurement={"so2_ppm": 150},
)
print(env.verdict, [c.node_id for c in env.kg_citations]) # FLAG ['energy.so2.lte_100ppm']
Verify a verdict's signed transcript (tamper-evident provenance):
from ski_sdk import verify_transcript
report = verify_transcript(transcript, public_key_pem)
assert report.ok # signature valid AND recorded hashes match the canonical pair
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