pyursa 1.0.0rc5__tar.gz
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- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/.github/workflows/ci.yml +77 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/.github/workflows/release.yml +41 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/.gitignore +18 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/CHANGELOG.md +153 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/CONTRIBUTING.md +31 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/LICENSE +202 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/NOTICE +4 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/PKG-INFO +140 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/README.md +83 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/SECURITY.md +49 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/benchmarks/README.md +119 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/benchmarks/agent_bench.py +828 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/ci/constraints-min.txt +6 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/agents.md +73 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/api.md +509 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/guide.md +112 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/index.md +63 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/llm.md +132 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/providers.md +116 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/security.md +49 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/semantics.md +33 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/stability.md +37 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/docs/types.md +75 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/examples/quickstart.py +44 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/mkdocs.yml +21 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/pyproject.toml +64 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/scripts/check_providers.py +169 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/scripts/e2e.py +625 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/scripts/gen_api_docs.py +196 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/__init__.py +88 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/backends/__init__.py +28 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/backends/base.py +169 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/backends/castrules.py +22 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/backends/duckdb_backend.py +484 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/backends/polars_backend.py +353 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/errors.py +125 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/expr.py +792 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/frame.py +460 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/mcp_server.py +219 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/parse.py +207 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/plan.py +615 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/providers.py +882 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/py.typed +0 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/redact.py +54 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/semantic.py +571 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/summarize.py +211 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/tools.py +414 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/src/pyursa/types.py +447 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/__init__.py +0 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/conftest.py +34 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_agent_features.py +79 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_bedrock_sigv4.py +148 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_bench_harness.py +144 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_check_providers.py +67 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_conformance.py +143 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_conformance_v2.py +337 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_errors.py +84 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_llm_v2.py +153 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_parse.py +53 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_provider_mechanics.py +174 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_provider_registry.py +193 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_providers.py +164 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_providers_aws_claude.py +238 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_rate_limits.py +71 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_review_findings.py +371 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_security.py +155 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_semantic.py +216 -0
- pyursa-1.0.0rc5/tests/test_tools.py +168 -0
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## [1.0.0rc5] - 2026-10-20
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Summary: Engine-agnostic dataframes for agentic AI: strict types, identical results on Polars and DuckDB, structured errors, undo, lineage, LLM operators and an MCP server.
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# pyursa
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