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solari-sdk

Python client for the SOLARI API — creator and brand intelligence across Instagram and TikTok. Standard library only; Python 3.9+; ships py.typed.

pip install solari-sdk

Quickstart

from solari_sdk import Solari

solari = Solari()  # reads SOLARI_TOKEN; or Solari(token="...")

hits = solari.tools.catalog.instagram.account.search(query="nike", limit=3)
brand = solari.tools.insight.instagram.brand.overview(username="nike")
tools = solari.list_tools()

Create an API key on your SOLARI My page (long-lived, solari_sk_…, shown once), or mint a short-lived token with solari auth token on a machine signed in to the solari CLI.

Typed tools

solari.tools is generated from the SOLARI tool registry: every tool is a real method with keyword-only, typed parameters (Literal[...] for enums), so pyright and mypy catch a missing required argument, a misspelled keyword, or a wrong enum value before anything runs, and your editor completes the paths.

solari.tools.catalog.instagram.account.search(query="nike", query_type="bio")
solari.tools.catalog.instagram.account.search(limit=3)  # type checker: missing "query"
solari.tools.catalog.instagram.account.search(query="nike", query_type="fuzzy")  # type checker: not a Literal value

Tool responses are JSON (Any) whose shape is documented per tool at solari.sh/docs.

solari.call(name, arguments=None, **kwargs) runs any tool by name, including the per-account solari_apps_* tools that are not in the generated catalog; solari.dynamic.<any>.<path>(**kwargs) spells such a call as a path without type checking.

API

  • Solari(token=None, base_url="https://solari.sh", timeout=150, user_agent=None, transport=None)
  • tools.<family>.<platform>.<group>.<name>(**kwargs) — typed tool calls; segments mirror the solari_ tool names.
  • call(name, arguments=None, **kwargs) — run a tool by name and get its JSON payload back.
  • list_tools() — every tool the signed-in account can call, with its JSON input schema.
  • get_tool(name) — one tool.
  • me() — the identity behind the token.
  • dynamic — untyped path proxy for tools that are not in the generated catalog.
  • SOLARI_TOOL_NAMES, SolariTools — the generated catalog.

Errors raise SolariError with status, code, message, tool, retry_after_seconds, and a retryable property (429, 502, 503, 504).

Development

python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -v
uvx pyright
uvx mypy --strict solari_sdk tests/typed_usage.py

solari_sdk/_tools.py is produced from the MCP worker's tool registry by pnpm run sdk:generate in cf-workers/solari-mcp; CI fails when it is stale.

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