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+ Metadata-Version: 2.4
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+ Name: finest-ai
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+ Version: 0.1.0
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+ Summary: Finest observer SDK — see every job your code asks an AI model to do, without changing what it does.
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+ Project-URL: Homepage, https://finest.so
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+ Author-email: Finest <engineering@finest.so>
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+ License-Expression: Apache-2.0
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+ License-File: LICENSE
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+ Keywords: anthropic,cost,finops,llm,observability,openai
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+ Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
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+ Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
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+ Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: Apache Software License
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+ Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.10
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+ Requires-Python: >=3.10
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+ Requires-Dist: httpx>=0.27
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+ Provides-Extra: dev
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+ Requires-Dist: pytest>=8.0; extra == 'dev'
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+ Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
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+
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+ # finest — the Python observer SDK
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+
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+ See every job your code asks an AI model to do. Change nothing about how it does it.
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+
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+ ```python
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+ import finest_ai
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+ from openai import OpenAI
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+
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+ finest.init(
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+ api_key="fnst_...",
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+ environment="production",
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+ spool_dir="/var/lib/my-app/finest-spool",
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+ )
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+ client = finest.wrap(OpenAI())
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+
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+ client.chat.completions.create(
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+ model="...",
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+ messages=[...],
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+ finest={"route": "classify_support_ticket"}, # stripped before the request is sent
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+ )
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+ ```
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+
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+ Two calls. Your requests still go from your process straight to your provider, on
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+ your key. The in-process observer inspects the call to derive metadata; normal
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+ request and response payloads do not transit or persist in Finest's control plane.
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+
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+ The Finest key authenticates a startup bootstrap against
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+ `https://api.finest.so`: workspace identity, policy verification keys,
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+ revocation epoch, and hard constraints become visible in `diagnostics()`. This
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+ Python release remains deliberately observer-only even when bootstrap publishes
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+ routing endpoints; it never presents bootstrap readiness as routing support.
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+
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+ For a local observer that must make no Finest network calls:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ finest.init(offline=True)
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## What it does
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+
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+ It records **metadata** about each model call — which job, which configuration,
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+ how many tokens, how long, what the provider said it actually served — and hands
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+ that to the control plane. That is what lets the console say *"your app asks AI to
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+ do four jobs, and job 1 costs $84/month"* before anything is changed.
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+
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+ Content is not captured. Prompts and completions never leave your process.
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+
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+ ## What it does not do
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+
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+ **It does not route.** Nothing this SDK observes can be sent to a different
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+ model: there is no policy evaluation and no adapter in this tier. Routing is a
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+ separate capability gated on a signed policy, and when it arrives in Python it
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+ will arrive behind `finest.policy`, which already verifies exactly the same
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+ signatures the TypeScript SDK does — see [Cross-language parity](#cross-language-parity).
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+
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+ ## The three promises
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+
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+ **It never raises into your call.** Every stage around the provider call —
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+ detection, annotation, hashing, journalling — runs inside a guard that logs once
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+ and continues. `tests/test_never_raises.py` injects a failure at each stage in
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+ turn and asserts your result comes back untouched. The provider call itself is
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+ never wrapped: if OpenAI raises, you get that exception with its own traceback.
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+
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+ **Its healthy path does not block your call.** Recording is a bounded-queue put;
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+ spooling and upload happen on a daemon thread, batched, with an `atexit` flush.
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+ If that queue is already full, Finest fsyncs a local gap marker before returning
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+ so overload cannot become a silent hole in savings evidence.
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+
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+ **`FINEST_DISABLE=1` removes it entirely.** `wrap()` returns *the object you
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+ passed in* — the same object, asserted by identity in the test suite. Not a
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+ disabled proxy: no proxy at all.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ Python ≥ 3.10. One runtime dependency, `httpx`, imported lazily inside the
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+ journal upload — a process without it still wraps, annotates and spools to disk;
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+ only the upload stops, and that shows up as a gap marker rather than an error.
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+
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+ The package is not published, and the PyPI name `finest` belongs to the
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+ unrelated FineST spatial-transcriptomics project. Do not run
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+ `pip install finest`. Build and install the explicit wheel from this repository:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ python -m pip install hatchling build
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+ python -m build packages/sdk-python
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+ pip install ./packages/sdk-python/dist/*.whl
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Route annotations
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+
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+ A route name describes the **job**, not the model:
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+
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+ ```python
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+ finest={"route": "extract_invoice_fields", "sticky_key": conversation_id}
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+ ```
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+
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+ Good: `classify_support_ticket`, `summarise_call_transcript`, `extract_invoice_fields`.
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+ Bad: `gpt_call`, `claude_route_2`. The model behind a route is expected to
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+ change — that is the entire point — so a model name in a route name is a name
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+ that will be wrong next month.
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+
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+ `sticky_key` is what keeps a conversation, document or user on one side of a
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+ canary. Sticky assignment is never by request id.
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+
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+ The raw value never enters the journal. Hosted bootstrap supplies a stable
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+ workspace HMAC key; offline installs may set `FINEST_STICKY_HMAC_KEY` or pass
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+ `sticky_hmac_key=` (minimum 32 bytes). The SDK writes only a purpose-separated
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+ `stk_v1_journal_…` digest. Without a valid key it writes `null`, never the raw
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+ identifier.
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+
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+ Calls with **no** annotation are still observed: they are grouped by template
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+ hash under an `unannotated:` key and marked observer-only. An unannotated call is
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+ never routed, by construction.
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+
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+ ## What lands in the journal
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+
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+ The wire format is `ingestJournalRequestSchema` from `@finest-ai/schemas` — the same
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+ contract the TypeScript SDK writes:
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+
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "sdkVersion": "finest-python/0.1.0",
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+ "attempts": [{ "attemptId": "01J...", "routeId": "rt_01J...", "usage": {...}, "...": "..." }],
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+ "gapMarkers": [{ "fromTs": 0, "toTs": 0, "reason": "sink_unreachable", "estimatedLost": 3 }]
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+ }
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+ ```
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+
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+ Fields an in-process observer genuinely cannot determine — the serving region,
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+ the pinned model version when the provider does not report one — are the literal
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+ string `"unreported"`. A plausible-looking guess in a field the ledger reconciles
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+ against would be worse than an absence.
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+
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+ ### Gap markers
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+ Anything the journal loses becomes a gap marker: an uploaded record saying
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+ *"attempts existed here and we do not have them"*. Reasons are `spool_overflow`,
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+ `process_exit`, `sink_unreachable`, `disk_full`, `unknown`.
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+
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+ A gap freezes savings evidence for its interval. That is deliberate: a period
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+ we cannot account for cannot support a trustworthy savings claim. Usage-based
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+ fee statement authority is not implemented in this release.
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+ Two consequences of the ingest contract, both deliberate:
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+
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+ - **A gap marker can travel alone.** A gap-only batch is uploaded immediately;
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+ it does not wait for a later provider call to make a known evidence hole
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+ visible. Stable gap IDs make retries idempotent.
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+ - **A spooled-but-unsent attempt is not a gap.** It is delayed, and the next
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+ process delivers it. Claiming a gap there would tell you your telemetry has a
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+ hole when it does not.
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+
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+ ### Durability
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+ Attempts are appended to an NDJSON spool and `fsync`-ed before the network is
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+ attempted, so a `kill -9` between spool and upload loses nothing — the next
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+ process picks the spool up. Attempt ids are ULIDs and ingest dedupes on them, so
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+ an interrupted drain re-sends rather than duplicates. A torn trailing line is
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+ dropped and reported as a `process_exit` gap, never parsed as truth.
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+ Production requires an explicit persistent `spool_dir` (or
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+ `FINEST_SPOOL_DIR`). Without one, wrapping is pass-through and diagnostics
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+ reports `production_requires_explicit_spool_dir`; the SDK never substitutes a
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+ shared `/tmp` spool. Every simultaneously running process or replica needs a
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+ different persistent spool directory. A private owner record prevents live
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+ processes from sharing mutable journal and route state; dead same-host owners
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+ are reclaimed, while live, foreign-host, and malformed ownership fails closed.
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+
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+ ## Cross-language parity
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+ `finest.canonical` implements RFC 8785 (JCS) canonical JSON and `finest.ed25519`
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+ implements RFC 8032 verification, both in the standard library alone.
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+ `tests/test_golden_vectors.py` loads `packages/policy/golden/policy-vectors.json`
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+ — generated by the **TypeScript** signer — and asserts that Python:
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+ 1. produces **byte-identical** canonical text for every vector;
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+ 2. reproduces every committed `canonicalSha256`;
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+ 3. verifies every `valid` and `boundary` vector;
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+ 4. rejects every `tampered` vector with the named rejection.
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+
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+ That is the proof two languages agree about *what was signed*, rather than merely
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+ looking similar. The vectors deliberately exercise UTF-16 key ordering (which is
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+ not code-point ordering once astral characters appear), minimal string escaping,
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+ the integer range where a JS double and a Python `int` stop agreeing, and the one
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+ key where `null` is legal.
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+
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+ Ed25519 is implemented here rather than taken as a dependency because `finest`'s
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+ dependency set is a trust surface, and the alternative would pull a compiled
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+ crypto library in to verify a 32-byte key a few times a minute. It **verifies
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+ only** — there is no signing function and there must never be one, because a
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+ data-plane SDK that could mint a policy would defeat the signature entirely.
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+ ## Diagnostics
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+ ```python
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+ finest.diagnostics()
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+ ```
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+ Returns a support-safe snapshot: counts, reasons, route names, whether an API key is
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+ configured. It reports that a key *exists*, never its value. Nothing in this SDK
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+ prints, hashes or transmits key material.
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+ ## Known limits of this version
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+ - **Streaming evidence is terminal.** A `create(..., stream=True)` iterator is
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+ wrapped and journalled only when it finishes, fails, or is closed. Usage and
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+ served-model facts are accumulated when the provider emits them; omitted
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+ terminal usage remains an honest zero for reconciliation. A stream created
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+ but never consumed has no terminal attempt in this release.
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+ - **Observer tier only.** Every attempt is `arm: "passthrough"` with
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+ `policyId: null`. This SDK cannot emit a `challenger` arm.
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+ - **Sync and async clients are supported; `.stream()` context managers are not
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+ intercepted** — they pass through untouched.
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+ ## Tests
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+ ```sh
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+ python3 -m venv packages/sdk-python/.venv
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+ packages/sdk-python/.venv/bin/pip install pytest httpx
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+ packages/sdk-python/.venv/bin/python -m pytest packages/sdk-python -q
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+ ```
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+ The suite imports no provider package. Client shapes are detected by their call
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+ paths, never by `import openai`, so the SDK works for a customer who has only one
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+ provider installed — or a vendored fork of either.
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+ ## Licence
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+ Apache-2.0. The data-plane SDK is open source on purpose: you should be able to
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+ read every line that touches your traffic.