wayforth-sdk
Python SDK for Wayforth — search, execute, and pay for ~5,000 indexed APIs from one client. Talks to the production gateway (https://gateway.wayforth.io) and authenticates with your wf_live_ API key.
Get a free key at wayforth.io/signup (100 credits, no card required).
Install
pip install wayforth-sdk
# or
uv add wayforth-sdk
Usage
from wayforth import Wayforth
client = Wayforth(api_key="wf_live_...")
# Search by natural-language intent (returns {"query", "results": [...], ...})
hits = client.search("translate text to Spanish")
for svc in hits["results"][:3]:
print(f"{svc['name']} WRI {svc['wri']} tier {svc['coverage_tier']}")
# Execute a managed service directly — Wayforth holds the upstream key
result = client.execute("deepl", text="Hello world", target_lang="ES")
print(result)
# Intent-based routing — Wayforth picks the best service and runs it in one call
result = client.run("summarize this article", content="...")
print(result)
# Account
print(client.balance()) # credits + plan
print(client.me()) # whoami
Async client:
from wayforth import AsyncWayforth
async with AsyncWayforth(api_key="wf_live_...") as client:
hits = await client.search("real-time stock data")
result = await client.execute("alphavantage", symbol="AAPL")
Batch up to 5 calls in parallel:
client.execute_batch([
{"slug": "groq", "params": {"messages": [{"role": "user", "content": "2+2?"}], "model": "llama-3.3-70b-versatile"}},
{"slug": "deepl", "params": {"text": "Good morning", "target_lang": "FR"}},
])
API
Wayforth(api_key, base_url="https://gateway.wayforth.io")
Synchronous client.
AsyncWayforth(api_key, base_url="https://gateway.wayforth.io")
Async client — same methods, all await-able.
Methods
| Method | Endpoint | Description |
|---|---|---|
search(query, limit=5, category=None, tier_min=None) |
GET /search |
Search by natural-language intent (1 credit) |
query(ql, **kwargs) |
POST /query |
Structured WayforthQL query (starter tier+) |
services(category=None, tier=None, limit=20, offset=0) |
GET /services |
List catalog services |
get_service(service_id) |
GET /services/{id} |
One service by id (None if 404) |
get_similar(service_id, limit=5) |
GET /services/similar/{id} |
Co-used services |
execute(slug, **params) |
POST /execute |
Run a managed service by slug |
execute_batch(calls) |
POST /execute/batch |
Up to 5 managed calls in parallel |
run(intent, **params) |
POST /run |
Intent → search → rank → execute |
pay(service_id, amount_usd=0.001, track="auto", query_id=None) |
POST /pay |
Pay via card credits or USDC |
balance() |
GET /billing/balance |
Credit balance and plan |
credits() |
GET /account/credits |
Credit summary |
tier() |
GET /account/tier |
Current tier |
usage_history() |
GET /account/usage/history |
Usage history |
me() |
GET /auth/me |
Authenticated account (whoami) |
get_tiers() |
GET /keys/tiers |
Tiers and pricing |
stats() |
GET /stats |
Catalog statistics |
status() |
GET /health |
Gateway health |
get_identity(agent_id) |
GET /identity/{id} |
Agent identity / trust score |
register_identity(agent_id, display_name="") |
POST /identity/register |
Register an agent identity |
Errors
All raise subclasses of WayforthError (status_code attribute): AuthenticationError (401), InsufficientCreditsError (402, with credits_remaining / credits_required / upgrade_url), ServiceUnavailableError (5xx). Requests retry up to 3× on 5xx with exponential backoff.
Full API reference: gateway.wayforth.io/docs
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