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littlebigbrain-0.3.0/PKG-INFO

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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: littlebigbrain
+Version: 0.3.0
+Summary: Python client for the little big brain graph + hybrid search HTTP API
+Author: little big brain
+License-Expression: Apache-2.0
+Project-URL: Documentation, https://docs.littlebigbrain.com/sdks/python/
+Project-URL: Issues, https://github.com/littlebigbrains/lbb-python/issues
+Project-URL: Repository, https://github.com/littlebigbrains/lbb-python
+Keywords: little-big-brain,graph,search,sdk
+Classifier: Development Status :: 4 - Beta
+Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.10
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.11
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.12
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.13
+Classifier: Typing :: Typed
+Requires-Python: >=3.10
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+Requires-Dist: httpx>=0.27
+Requires-Dist: pydantic>=2
+Provides-Extra: dev
+Requires-Dist: build==1.5.1; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: black==26.5.1; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: datamodel-code-generator==0.63.0; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: isort==8.0.1; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: mypy>=1.15; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: packaging==26.2; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: pytest>=8; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: pytest-cov>=6; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: ruff>=0.11; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: twine==6.2.0; extra == "dev"
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# little big brain Python SDK
+
+`lbb` is the Python client for a [little big brain](https://littlebigbrain.com) graph server. The
+HTTP client (`LbbClient` / `AsyncLbbClient`) is the integration path for
+applications; it talks to `lbb-server` with a stack API key (`lbb_sk_test_…`
+or `lbb_sk_live_…`) or
+single-mode token as a bearer credential — the same surface the TypeScript SDK,
+CLI, and MCP server use.
+
+```sh
+pip install littlebigbrain   # imports as `lbb` (httpx + pydantic)
+```
+
+## HTTP client
+
+```python
+from lbb import LbbClient, LbbError
+
+with LbbClient(
+    "https://db.eu.littlebigbrain.com",
+    api_key="lbb_sk_live_...",
+    graph="main",
+) as lbb:
+    lbb.graph("main").facts.create({
+        "triplets": [{
+            "source": {"type": "SERVICE", "name": "auth-service"},
+            "relation": "WRITES_TO",
+            "target": {"type": "DATABASE", "name": "user-db"},
+            "confidence": 0.93,
+            "evidence": "auth-service writes identity records to user-db",
+        }],
+    }, idempotency_key="import-2026-06-13")
+    lbb.indexes.run(wait=True)
+    results = lbb.search.hybrid(
+        "which systems store customer identity data",
+        top_k=5,
+        source="persisted",
+        consistency="strong",
+        targets=["entities", "assertions"],
+    )
+    for assertion in results.get("assertions", []):
+        print(assertion["relation"]["name"], assertion["score"])
+```
+
+Use `client.graph("name")` to scope writes. The regular methods return parsed
+JSON dictionaries and raise `LbbError` with `status_code`, `type`, `code`,
+`param`, `request_id`, and `doc_url` on a non-2xx response. Use
+`raw_request(...)` when you need response metadata. An async client mirrors the
+same methods:
+
+```python
+from lbb import AsyncLbbClient
+
+async with AsyncLbbClient("https://db.eu.littlebigbrain.com", api_key="lbb_sk_live_...") as lbb:
+    state = await lbb.current_state({"entity": {"entity_type": "SERVICE", "name": "auth-service"}})
+```
+
+The default per-attempt timeout is 120 seconds (`timeout=...` configures it).
+Safe reads and idempotency-keyed writes retry `429`/`5xx` and transport failures
+up to twice, honor `Retry-After` with a one-minute cap, and attach generated
+idempotency keys to NDJSON/RDF imports unless you provide one.
+
+## Preferred typed surface
+
+The `context`, `ontology`, and `query` namespaces return generated Pydantic
+models by default, while the existing flat methods keep their dict-returning
+behavior for compatibility:
+
+```python
+answer = lbb.context.ask({"question": "what stores identity data?"})
+print(answer.answer, answer.citations)
+
+ontology = lbb.ontology.view(counts=True)
+rows = lbb.query.structured({"patterns": [], "select": []})
+
+for entity in lbb.entities.iter(fields=["owner", "status"]):
+    print(entity.name, entity.attributes or {})
+```
+
+`entities.pages(...)` yields typed `ListPage` envelopes; `entities.iter(...)`
+yields `EntityExplorerRow` objects directly. Both forms also work with
+`AsyncLbbClient` using `async for`.
+
+`raw_request(..., options={...})` accepts per-request `max_retries`, `timeout`,
+and `headers`. Its response exposes `attempts`, `retry_count`, and `elapsed_ms`.
+Typed `context`, `ontology`, and `query` reads accept the same `options=` keyword
+and automatically classify read-only POSTs as retry-safe.
+Pass native `httpx` `event_hooks` to the client constructor for request/response
+instrumentation.
+
+Primary methods: `graph("main").facts.create`; `search.hybrid`;
+`indexes.run`; `entities.list`; `entities.filter_by_attributes`;
+`context.ask` / `context.suggest` / `context.resolve` / `context.decode` /
+`context.groundability`; `ontology.view` / `ontology.search` /
+`ontology.resolve`; `query.sparql` / `query.structured` / `query.analytics` /
+`query.shacl` / `query.infer` / `query.premises`;
+`schema.view` / `schema.preview` /
+`schema.publish` / `schema.audit`; plus lower-level `graph_search`,
+`multi_search`, `full_text_search`, `embedding_search`, `traverse`,
+`semantic_traverse`, `current_state`, `history`, `why`, `shacl`,
+`sparql` (SPARQL text → parsed results), `sparql_select` (structured
+SELECT/ASK/aggregate — GROUP BY entity, property, or date bucket), `analytics`,
+`ontology_view` (pass `counts=True` for per-relation `edge_count`),
+`ontology_search`, `ontology_resolve`, `search_feedback` (grade results 3/1/0 →
+customer qrels for embedding fine-tuning) and `search_feedback_export`,
+`graph_edges`, `index_build`, `index_run`, `index_delta`, `index_gc`, `compact`,
+`status`, `metadata`, and `summary`.
+
+## Typed responses
+
+The dict-returning methods are stable for scripts and notebooks. For app code
+that wants generated Pydantic models and IDE autocompletion, use the matching
+`*_model` or `*_page` helper:
+
+```python
+from lbb.models import GraphSummaryResponse, SchemaBundleView
+
+summary: GraphSummaryResponse = lbb.summary_model()
+schema: SchemaBundleView = lbb.schema.view_model()
+
+entities = lbb.entities.list_page(fields="*")
+for row in entities.data:
+    print(row.name, row.attributes or {})
+
+raw = lbb.raw_request("GET", "/v1/graph/summary")
+typed = raw.model(GraphSummaryResponse)
+```
+
+The preferred namespaces above return models directly. Additional typed helpers
+cover the remaining high-use surfaces: `commit_model`, `commit_dry_run_model`, `graph("main").facts.create_model`,
+`graph("main").retract_model`, `summary_model`, `metadata_model`,
+`list_graphs_model`, `ontology_view_model`, `ontology_conformance_model`,
+`sparql_select_model`, `schema.view_model`, `schema.preview_model`,
+`schema.publish_model`, `schema.audit_model`, `entities.list_page`,
+`entities.filter_by_attributes_model`, and `graph_edges_page`.
+
+Async clients expose the same helpers as awaitables:
+
+```python
+summary = await lbb.summary_model()
+page = await lbb.entities.list_page(fields=["title", "status"])
+```
+
+## SPARQL
+
+`client.sparql(query)` runs SPARQL 1.1 text (SELECT or ASK) through the
+conformant engine and returns a parsed `SparqlResults` — no manual
+`json.loads` of a results string:
+
+```python
+results = lbb.sparql("""
+    SELECT ?service ?db WHERE {
+        ?service <https://littlebigbrain.com/r/writes_to> ?db
+    } LIMIT 10
+""")
+
+print(results.vars)           # ['service', 'db']
+for row in results:           # iterates flat {var: value} dicts
+    print(row["service"], "->", row["db"])
+
+answer = lbb.sparql("ASK { ?s ?p ?o }").boolean   # True / False
+```
+
+`SparqlResults` exposes `.vars`, `.boolean` (for ASK), `.bindings` (the raw
+typed term objects), `.rows()` (flattened `{var: lexical_value}` dicts, also
+what iteration yields), and `.row_page`. Engine extensions are keyword args:
+`reason=True` folds rule-derived edges, `entailment="none"` disables the
+default `rdfs:subClassOf` closure, and `as_of_valid_time` / `as_of_commit_seq`
+pin a snapshot. For the structured BGP form, `client.sparql_select(body)` posts
+a `SparqlSelectRequest` and returns the typed `vars`/`solutions`/`groups`
+response.
+
+For app code that already has relation patterns but just needs typed attribute
+predicates, `client.entities.filter_by_attributes(...)` builds the structured
+SPARQL filter body without exposing RDF property IRIs:
+
+```python
+lbb.entities.filter_by_attributes(
+    patterns=[{"subject": {"var": "service"}, "predicate": "WRITES_TO", "object": {"var": "db"}}],
+    where=[{"field": "slo", "op": "ge", "value": 0.99}, {"var": "db", "field": "tier", "value": "prod"}],
+    select=["service"],
+)
+```
+
+A standalone stack also serves the **native SPARQL 1.1 Protocol** at `/sparql`
+(`GET ?query=`, `POST` form or `application/sparql-query` body,
+`Accept`-negotiated JSON/XML/CSV/TSV) so off-the-shelf SPARQL clients — YASGUI,
+Protégé, RDFLib's `SPARQLWrapper` — connect directly; `client.sparql()` returns
+parsed JSON rows for in-process use.
+
+Bodies may be plain `dict`s or instances of the generated Pydantic models in
+`lbb.models` (e.g. `lbb.models.SemanticGraphSearchRequest`), which are
+generated from the committed [`contracts/openapi.json`](https://github.com/littlebigbrains/lbb-python/blob/main/contracts/openapi.json).
+
+## Local client (`lbb.local`)
+
+`LbbLocalClient` shells out to `lbb-testctl` and operates directly on object
+storage — for tests, notebooks, and local demos, not application integration.
+It requires a full little big brain **engine** checkout (`lbb-testctl` is
+compiled with cargo), not just this SDK repository; point `repo_root` at that
+checkout. It is re-exported as `from lbb import LbbLocalClient`.
+
+```python
+from lbb import LbbLocalClient
+
+client = LbbLocalClient(root="/private/tmp/lbb-python", tenant="acme", graph="main", branch="main",
+                          repo_root="/path/to/lbb")  # engine checkout, not this repo
+client.create_graph()
+client.commit_triplets_file("/path/to/lbb/database/examples/triplets/semantic_graph.json")
+```
+
+It also exposes `build_embedding_index`, `embedding_index_inspect`,
+`embedding_search`, `ontology_search`, `ontology_resolve`, `semantic_search`,
+`traverse`, `current_state`, and `relationship_history`. See
+[`examples/embedding_search.py`](examples/embedding_search.py).
+
+## Develop
+
+```sh
+python3 -m venv .venv && .venv/bin/pip install -e ".[dev]" httpx pydantic
+ruff check lbb tests
+mypy lbb
+pytest tests --cov=lbb
+python -m build && twine check dist/*
+```
+
+`lbb/models.py` is generated; the `contracts` CI job regenerates it (and the
+OpenAPI spec and TS types) and fails if the committed output drifts. The wheel
+ships `py.typed`; generated models and all hand-written modules pass strict
+mypy before release. Do not edit `models.py` by hand; maintainers regenerate it
+from the canonical private monorepo and sync the result with the OpenAPI contract.

littlebigbrain-0.3.0/README.md

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+# little big brain Python SDK
+
+`lbb` is the Python client for a [little big brain](https://littlebigbrain.com) graph server. The
+HTTP client (`LbbClient` / `AsyncLbbClient`) is the integration path for
+applications; it talks to `lbb-server` with a stack API key (`lbb_sk_test_…`
+or `lbb_sk_live_…`) or
+single-mode token as a bearer credential — the same surface the TypeScript SDK,
+CLI, and MCP server use.
+
+```sh
+pip install littlebigbrain   # imports as `lbb` (httpx + pydantic)
+```
+
+## HTTP client
+
+```python
+from lbb import LbbClient, LbbError
+
+with LbbClient(
+    "https://db.eu.littlebigbrain.com",
+    api_key="lbb_sk_live_...",
+    graph="main",
+) as lbb:
+    lbb.graph("main").facts.create({
+        "triplets": [{
+            "source": {"type": "SERVICE", "name": "auth-service"},
+            "relation": "WRITES_TO",
+            "target": {"type": "DATABASE", "name": "user-db"},
+            "confidence": 0.93,
+            "evidence": "auth-service writes identity records to user-db",
+        }],
+    }, idempotency_key="import-2026-06-13")
+    lbb.indexes.run(wait=True)
+    results = lbb.search.hybrid(
+        "which systems store customer identity data",
+        top_k=5,
+        source="persisted",
+        consistency="strong",
+        targets=["entities", "assertions"],
+    )
+    for assertion in results.get("assertions", []):
+        print(assertion["relation"]["name"], assertion["score"])
+```
+
+Use `client.graph("name")` to scope writes. The regular methods return parsed
+JSON dictionaries and raise `LbbError` with `status_code`, `type`, `code`,
+`param`, `request_id`, and `doc_url` on a non-2xx response. Use
+`raw_request(...)` when you need response metadata. An async client mirrors the
+same methods:
+
+```python
+from lbb import AsyncLbbClient
+
+async with AsyncLbbClient("https://db.eu.littlebigbrain.com", api_key="lbb_sk_live_...") as lbb:
+    state = await lbb.current_state({"entity": {"entity_type": "SERVICE", "name": "auth-service"}})
+```
+
+The default per-attempt timeout is 120 seconds (`timeout=...` configures it).
+Safe reads and idempotency-keyed writes retry `429`/`5xx` and transport failures
+up to twice, honor `Retry-After` with a one-minute cap, and attach generated
+idempotency keys to NDJSON/RDF imports unless you provide one.
+
+## Preferred typed surface
+
+The `context`, `ontology`, and `query` namespaces return generated Pydantic
+models by default, while the existing flat methods keep their dict-returning
+behavior for compatibility:
+
+```python
+answer = lbb.context.ask({"question": "what stores identity data?"})
+print(answer.answer, answer.citations)
+
+ontology = lbb.ontology.view(counts=True)
+rows = lbb.query.structured({"patterns": [], "select": []})
+
+for entity in lbb.entities.iter(fields=["owner", "status"]):
+    print(entity.name, entity.attributes or {})
+```
+
+`entities.pages(...)` yields typed `ListPage` envelopes; `entities.iter(...)`
+yields `EntityExplorerRow` objects directly. Both forms also work with
+`AsyncLbbClient` using `async for`.
+
+`raw_request(..., options={...})` accepts per-request `max_retries`, `timeout`,
+and `headers`. Its response exposes `attempts`, `retry_count`, and `elapsed_ms`.
+Typed `context`, `ontology`, and `query` reads accept the same `options=` keyword
+and automatically classify read-only POSTs as retry-safe.
+Pass native `httpx` `event_hooks` to the client constructor for request/response
+instrumentation.
+
+Primary methods: `graph("main").facts.create`; `search.hybrid`;
+`indexes.run`; `entities.list`; `entities.filter_by_attributes`;
+`context.ask` / `context.suggest` / `context.resolve` / `context.decode` /
+`context.groundability`; `ontology.view` / `ontology.search` /
+`ontology.resolve`; `query.sparql` / `query.structured` / `query.analytics` /
+`query.shacl` / `query.infer` / `query.premises`;
+`schema.view` / `schema.preview` /
+`schema.publish` / `schema.audit`; plus lower-level `graph_search`,
+`multi_search`, `full_text_search`, `embedding_search`, `traverse`,
+`semantic_traverse`, `current_state`, `history`, `why`, `shacl`,
+`sparql` (SPARQL text → parsed results), `sparql_select` (structured
+SELECT/ASK/aggregate — GROUP BY entity, property, or date bucket), `analytics`,
+`ontology_view` (pass `counts=True` for per-relation `edge_count`),
+`ontology_search`, `ontology_resolve`, `search_feedback` (grade results 3/1/0 →
+customer qrels for embedding fine-tuning) and `search_feedback_export`,
+`graph_edges`, `index_build`, `index_run`, `index_delta`, `index_gc`, `compact`,
+`status`, `metadata`, and `summary`.
+
+## Typed responses
+
+The dict-returning methods are stable for scripts and notebooks. For app code
+that wants generated Pydantic models and IDE autocompletion, use the matching
+`*_model` or `*_page` helper:
+
+```python
+from lbb.models import GraphSummaryResponse, SchemaBundleView
+
+summary: GraphSummaryResponse = lbb.summary_model()
+schema: SchemaBundleView = lbb.schema.view_model()
+
+entities = lbb.entities.list_page(fields="*")
+for row in entities.data:
+    print(row.name, row.attributes or {})
+
+raw = lbb.raw_request("GET", "/v1/graph/summary")
+typed = raw.model(GraphSummaryResponse)
+```
+
+The preferred namespaces above return models directly. Additional typed helpers
+cover the remaining high-use surfaces: `commit_model`, `commit_dry_run_model`, `graph("main").facts.create_model`,
+`graph("main").retract_model`, `summary_model`, `metadata_model`,
+`list_graphs_model`, `ontology_view_model`, `ontology_conformance_model`,
+`sparql_select_model`, `schema.view_model`, `schema.preview_model`,
+`schema.publish_model`, `schema.audit_model`, `entities.list_page`,
+`entities.filter_by_attributes_model`, and `graph_edges_page`.
+
+Async clients expose the same helpers as awaitables:
+
+```python
+summary = await lbb.summary_model()
+page = await lbb.entities.list_page(fields=["title", "status"])
+```
+
+## SPARQL
+
+`client.sparql(query)` runs SPARQL 1.1 text (SELECT or ASK) through the
+conformant engine and returns a parsed `SparqlResults` — no manual
+`json.loads` of a results string:
+
+```python
+results = lbb.sparql("""
+    SELECT ?service ?db WHERE {
+        ?service <https://littlebigbrain.com/r/writes_to> ?db
+    } LIMIT 10
+""")
+
+print(results.vars)           # ['service', 'db']
+for row in results:           # iterates flat {var: value} dicts
+    print(row["service"], "->", row["db"])
+
+answer = lbb.sparql("ASK { ?s ?p ?o }").boolean   # True / False
+```
+
+`SparqlResults` exposes `.vars`, `.boolean` (for ASK), `.bindings` (the raw
+typed term objects), `.rows()` (flattened `{var: lexical_value}` dicts, also
+what iteration yields), and `.row_page`. Engine extensions are keyword args:
+`reason=True` folds rule-derived edges, `entailment="none"` disables the
+default `rdfs:subClassOf` closure, and `as_of_valid_time` / `as_of_commit_seq`
+pin a snapshot. For the structured BGP form, `client.sparql_select(body)` posts
+a `SparqlSelectRequest` and returns the typed `vars`/`solutions`/`groups`
+response.
+
+For app code that already has relation patterns but just needs typed attribute
+predicates, `client.entities.filter_by_attributes(...)` builds the structured
+SPARQL filter body without exposing RDF property IRIs:
+
+```python
+lbb.entities.filter_by_attributes(
+    patterns=[{"subject": {"var": "service"}, "predicate": "WRITES_TO", "object": {"var": "db"}}],
+    where=[{"field": "slo", "op": "ge", "value": 0.99}, {"var": "db", "field": "tier", "value": "prod"}],
+    select=["service"],
+)
+```
+
+A standalone stack also serves the **native SPARQL 1.1 Protocol** at `/sparql`
+(`GET ?query=`, `POST` form or `application/sparql-query` body,
+`Accept`-negotiated JSON/XML/CSV/TSV) so off-the-shelf SPARQL clients — YASGUI,
+Protégé, RDFLib's `SPARQLWrapper` — connect directly; `client.sparql()` returns
+parsed JSON rows for in-process use.
+
+Bodies may be plain `dict`s or instances of the generated Pydantic models in
+`lbb.models` (e.g. `lbb.models.SemanticGraphSearchRequest`), which are
+generated from the committed [`contracts/openapi.json`](https://github.com/littlebigbrains/lbb-python/blob/main/contracts/openapi.json).
+
+## Local client (`lbb.local`)
+
+`LbbLocalClient` shells out to `lbb-testctl` and operates directly on object
+storage — for tests, notebooks, and local demos, not application integration.
+It requires a full little big brain **engine** checkout (`lbb-testctl` is
+compiled with cargo), not just this SDK repository; point `repo_root` at that
+checkout. It is re-exported as `from lbb import LbbLocalClient`.
+
+```python
+from lbb import LbbLocalClient
+
+client = LbbLocalClient(root="/private/tmp/lbb-python", tenant="acme", graph="main", branch="main",
+                          repo_root="/path/to/lbb")  # engine checkout, not this repo
+client.create_graph()
+client.commit_triplets_file("/path/to/lbb/database/examples/triplets/semantic_graph.json")
+```
+
+It also exposes `build_embedding_index`, `embedding_index_inspect`,
+`embedding_search`, `ontology_search`, `ontology_resolve`, `semantic_search`,
+`traverse`, `current_state`, and `relationship_history`. See
+[`examples/embedding_search.py`](examples/embedding_search.py).
+
+## Develop
+
+```sh
+python3 -m venv .venv && .venv/bin/pip install -e ".[dev]" httpx pydantic
+ruff check lbb tests
+mypy lbb
+pytest tests --cov=lbb
+python -m build && twine check dist/*
+```
+
+`lbb/models.py` is generated; the `contracts` CI job regenerates it (and the
+OpenAPI spec and TS types) and fails if the committed output drifts. The wheel
+ships `py.typed`; generated models and all hand-written modules pass strict
+mypy before release. Do not edit `models.py` by hand; maintainers regenerate it
+from the canonical private monorepo and sync the result with the OpenAPI contract.

littlebigbrain-0.3.0/lbb/__init__.py

@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+"""Python SDK for little big brain.
+
+The HTTP client (:class:`LbbClient`, :class:`AsyncLbbClient`) is the primary
+integration path. The legacy :class:`LbbLocalClient` shells out to
+``lbb-testctl`` for local tests/notebooks and lives in :mod:`lbb.local`.
+Generated request/response types are in :mod:`lbb.models`; selected client
+methods also expose ``*_model`` and ``*_page`` helpers for validated Pydantic
+responses.
+"""
+
+from .client import (
+    AsyncLbbClient,
+    LbbClient,
+    LbbError,
+    ListPage,
+    RawLbbResponse,
+    RequestOptions,
+    SparqlResults,
+)
+from .local import LbbCommandError, LbbLocalClient
+
+__all__ = [
+    "LbbClient",
+    "AsyncLbbClient",
+    "LbbError",
+    "ListPage",
+    "RawLbbResponse",
+    "RequestOptions",
+    "SparqlResults",
+    "LbbLocalClient",
+    "LbbCommandError",
+]
+__version__ = "0.1.0"