socaity-schemas
Shared Pydantic models for APIPod services and the socaity product APIs. One definition, used on both sides of the wire, so a service and a client stay on the same field names.
Import the module that defines the type. The package root does not re-export symbols.
public is what anyone calling a service needs:
public.inference.language: chat, completion, embedding, tools, usage, and stream chunks.public.inference.generation: image, video, audio, vision, and 3D.public.inference.media:FileModeland its typed subclasses.public.providers: Socaity, RunPod, and Replicate job envelopes, plus theStreamingResponsesentinel.public.spec.address:ServiceAddressvariants and URL helpers.public.spec.endpoint: parameters,Endpoint, andServiceContract.
platform is the socaity product:
platform.catalog:Service(category, endpoint meta,ServiceDetails), hosting (Deployment,ContainerConfig,ServiceConnector),AIModel, and public pricing.platform.jobs:JobandProject.platform.conversations: chat transcript and the interrupt inbox.platform.workflows: the workflow document and the catalog (revision, run, trace, upsert, estimate).platform.account:User,ApiKeyView, and billing (Balance,Purchase,Subscription,SpendBreakdown).platform.credentials,platform.files,platform.context,platform.agent.
from socaity_schemas.public.inference.language import ChatCompletionRequest
from socaity_schemas.public.spec.endpoint import ServiceContract
from socaity_schemas.platform.catalog.service import Service
from socaity_schemas.platform.catalog.model import AIModel
The inference shapes follow the OpenAI API so OpenAI-compatible clients work without translation. That is the wire format only. Any provider that matches the shape is a valid backend.
Install
pip install socaity-schemas
Apache-2.0.
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