StackGen Python SDK
Install:
pip install stackgen-sdk
Import package name is stackgen:
from stackgen import StackgenClient
client = StackgenClient.from_env()
result = client.aiden.run_webhook_and_download_report(open("alert.json").read())
print(result.session_id, result.output_path)
alerts = client.sre.list_alerts()
Environment
| Variable | Purpose |
|---|---|
STACKGEN_URL |
Mothership URL (no path suffix) |
STACKGEN_TOKEN |
API token (stackgen_…) |
WEBHOOK_TOKEN |
Webhook token (sg_aios_…) for triggers |
ORG_ID |
Organization UUID |
WEBHOOK_ID |
Optional; needed when older trigger responses omit session_id |
Optional: ARTIFACT_NAME, OUTPUT_PATH, POLL_INTERVAL_SECONDS, TIMEOUT_SECONDS.
Namespaces
client.aiden— webhooks, sessions, session-report downloadclient.sre— alerts and investigationsclient.vault— secrets (not enabled in this release)
Prefer StackgenClient over the generated OpenAPI modules under stackgen.generated.
Pin versions in CI, for example pip install stackgen-sdk==0.1.2.
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