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- maitento-26.11.1/.gitignore +8 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/CHANGELOG.md +120 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/LICENSE +202 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/NOTICE +5 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/PKG-INFO +106 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/README.md +69 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/pyproject.toml +92 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/route-map.json +1649 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/scripts/unasync.py +122 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/scripts/write_route_map.py +65 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/__init__.py +92 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_aio.py +46 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/__init__.py +8 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/_client.py +192 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/_events.py +341 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/_paging.py +58 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/_resources.py +2869 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/_run.py +322 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_async/_transport.py +225 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_auth.py +186 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_events_core.py +182 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_generated/__init__.py +8 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_generated/_runtime.py +181 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_generated/models.py +18757 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_http.py +460 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_project.py +250 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_route_map.py +367 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_run_core.py +208 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sio.py +48 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/__init__.py +12 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/_client.py +196 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/_events.py +338 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/_paging.py +62 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/_resources.py +2873 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/_run.py +326 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_sync/_transport.py +229 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_uploads.py +89 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_usage.py +63 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/_version.py +3 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/errors.py +233 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/models.py +26 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/py.typed +0 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/src/maitento/webhooks.py +191 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/conftest.py +52 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/factories.py +99 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/fake_notifications.py +93 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/helpers.py +50 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_auth.py +288 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_billing.py +57 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_command.py +261 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_credentials.py +375 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_errors.py +175 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_events.py +243 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_live.py +127 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_paging.py +71 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_parity.py +67 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_project.py +192 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_retries.py +130 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_route_map.py +132 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_run.py +318 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_runs_lane.py +35 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_webhooks.py +213 -0
- maitento-26.11.1/tests/test_wire.py +284 -0
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# Changelog
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All notable changes to the `maitento` Python package. Versions are shared with the other Maitento SDKs (`YY.M.N`).
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## 26.11.1 (2026-11-03)
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- First release: `Maitento` (blocking) and `AsyncMaitento` (asyncio) clients covering every public API route,
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`deploy()`/`validate()` for resource projects, `run()` helpers with token streaming, live events over the
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`/notifications` WebSocket, typed errors, paged lists, and web-hook verification helpers.
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- Deploying needs a tenant admin: anyone else is refused with a 403, code `api:builds:deploy-requires-admin`. Any
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- A `run()` helper's errors word a run the same way in every Maitento SDK: `App run <id> ended Error: <failure
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details>` (`... ended Killed.` when the run recorded nothing), and `Interaction run <id> did not finish within 2s.`
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- `automations.trigger()` raises `ValidationError` with code `api:automations:start-failed` (followed by the cause's
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own codes) when no action could start, instead of returning an empty process id. Creating or updating an automation
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whose app action leaves out one of the app's inputs is refused with `api:automations:app-input-missing`.
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- Usage: `toolCalls` (on `/usage/runs` rows and the usage totals) counts an interaction run's tool calls too; it was 0
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for every interaction run.
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- Starting an interaction, an app or a code pipeline takes `credential_stack` (the stack's id or name) to run on that
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credential stack: its credentials serve the run, and Maitento's own keys never do. An app's stack is the stack of
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every run it starts. Naming a stack and passing `credentials` at once is refused with
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`api:credential-stacks:with-credentials`; naming one the tenant hasn't got, with `api:credential-stacks:unknown`.
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- Interactions, apps and code pipelines can name their own credential stack (`credential_stack` on their versions and
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on the interaction update and pipeline create requests; `credentialStack` in an `.mtr` file or `pipeline-definition.json`):
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runs that don't name one at the start use it before the namespace's and the tenant's default.
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- `credentials` and `credential_stacks` manage the tenant's own model credentials and the stacks runs use them
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through. `credentials`: `list(tag=)`, `get`, `find`, `create`, `update`, `delete`, `delete_by_tag` (returns how
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many), `test`, and `start_sign_in`/`finish_sign_in` to sign a Claude Code or Codex subscription in as a credential.
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Keys are write-only: only each key's `key_hint` is served; an update keeps a key sent by `id` alone, or with the value
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it already has. `credential_stacks`: `list`, `get`, `find`, `create`,
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`update`, `delete`, and `get_tenant_default`/`set_tenant_default` and
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- An Anthropic credential can reach Claude on Amazon Bedrock or Google Vertex AI: `cloud={"kind": "Bedrock",
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"awsRegion": ...}` or `{"kind": "Vertex", "gcpProjectId": ..., "gcpRegion": ...}` (endpoint kinds `Bedrock` and
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`Vertex`), with the Bedrock API key or the service account's JSON key file as its key. Only code pipelines' Claude Code
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agents run on it; testing it answers `api:credentials:test-not-supported`; a cloud that can't be reached is refused
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endpoint (`CustomAnthropic`, `CustomOpenAiResponses`, `CustomOpenAiChat`) run on the stack's credentials that have
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- `credential_stacks.usage(id)` (`GET /credential-stacks/by-id/{id}/usage`): whether a stack is the tenant's default,
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- `credentials.import_sign_in(tool=, access_token=, refresh_token=, expires_at_utc=, id_token=)` makes an OAuth
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refresh: Maitento never refreshes such a sign-in itself (`oauth.refreshed_by_caller`). Each route refuses the other
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- An automation's `app` and `interaction` actions take `credential_stack` (the stack's id or name) for the runs they
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- Stable error codes for a refused interaction start (`api:interactions:input-required`, `input-empty`,
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(`request`, `id`, `credentials`). The messages name the interaction rather than its id.
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- `billing`: the tenant's plan and billing. `standing()` (the plan and its state, the balance, whether work can start,
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header: that header isn't sent to new webhooks, and the SDK no longer accepts it (`SECRET_HEADER` is gone). (A
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place: there's no need to delete it and register it again. It can't be undone, and `False` or leaving it out changes
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