Thorbit Python SDK
Typed Python client for the unified Thorbit API. Generated Pydantic models and methods cover all 148 Thorbit tools.
Install
python -m pip install thorbit-sdk
Python 3.11 or newer is required.
Use
import os
from thorbit.generated_tools import GeneratedCallThorbitTools
with GeneratedCallThorbitTools(
{"api_key": os.environ["THORBIT_API_KEY"]}
) as thorbit:
response = thorbit.thorbit_account_projects_list({"limit": 25})
print(response.result)
Purposeful Images starts with an opportunity board before selected generation:
article = "A complete article to analyze for useful image opportunities."
board = thorbit.thorbit_images_start({
"sourceText": article,
"mode": "opportunity_board_only",
})
run = thorbit.thorbit_images_get({
"runPublicId": board.result["runPublicId"],
})
The lower-level CallThorbitTools.call_tool method supports dynamic integrations. Catch the exported stable exception classes for validation, HTTP, timeout, response, and transport failures.
Source and the generated contract are public at VilovietaSEO/thorbit-sdk.
License
MIT
Release 0.13.0
Bindings cover the current 148-tool Thorbit contract. Node SDK and CLI schemas require Zod 4; Python retains Pydantic 2. Existing per-tool batch limits are preserved. Standard Node requests use the MCP SDK's existing 10 MiB transport allowance, and hosted providers may impose a lower body limit. See the package changelog and migration notes.
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