sendly 4.5.0__tar.gz → 4.6.0__tar.gz

{sendly-4.5.0 → sendly-4.6.0}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.5
 Name: sendly
-Version: 4.5.0
+Version: 4.6.0
 Summary: Official Sendly Python SDK for SMS messaging
 Project-URL: Homepage, https://sendly.live
 Project-URL: Documentation, https://sendly.live/docs
@@ -448,7 +448,7 @@ File uploads (`media.upload()`, `business_upgrade.start()` and `resubmit()`,
 make is the `too_many_concurrent_verifications` wait. `whatsapp.signup.verify()`
 and `whatsapp.signup.create()` with a `business_account_id` also raise a
 timeout, a network error or a `5xx` at once, because repeating them can use up
-a verification attempt or start a new signup; they still wait out a
+a verification attempt or start a new charged signup; they still wait out a
 `429` the API never ran.
 
 After the last attempt the SDK raises the error it last saw (`TimeoutError`,
@@ -552,8 +552,8 @@ contents.
 
 Write methods that accept `idempotency_key` include `messages.send`,
 `messages.schedule`, `messages.send_batch`, `messages.send_group`,
-`calls.create`, `calls.hangup`, every `voice.*` write, and every
-`rcs.brands` / `rcs.agents` write.
+`calls.create`, `calls.hangup`, `calls.transfer`, every `voice.*` write but
+`voice.agents.test`, and every `rcs.brands` / `rcs.agents` write.
 
 Full details: https://sendly.live/docs/idempotency
 
@@ -1355,7 +1355,7 @@ client.links.update(link.code, True)
 
 ## WhatsApp
 
-Connect a number you own to WhatsApp (free to connect, no monthly fee), create
+Connect a number you own to WhatsApp ($9.99 one-time, no monthly fee), create
 Meta-reviewed message templates, and send on the `whatsapp` channel. Connecting
 the first number always ends with a human step: hand the `connect_url` to your
 user - they open it in a browser and log in with Facebook to link their
@@ -1387,8 +1387,11 @@ print(f'Open {signup.connect_url} and log in with Facebook')
 # After the Facebook step it stays 'registering' while WhatsApp activates the
 # number. Activation usually takes a few minutes but can take hours. If it
 # hasn't finished about 6 hours after the session began, the session fails
-# with registration_timeout ('failed', with signup.failure_reasons explaining
-# why).
+# with registration_timeout and the fee is refunded ('failed', with
+# signup.failure_reasons explaining why). The one-time $9.99 connection fee is
+# charged to your card when you start connecting the number and refunded
+# automatically if the connection fails; it is not refundable once the number
+# is connected.
 
 # 2. Create a template (Meta reviews it, usually 24-48h). category is required
 # (UTILITY, AUTHENTICATION or MARKETING) with no default, and an update can't
@@ -1472,7 +1475,7 @@ components = client.whatsapp.senders.get_conversational_components('+15555550123
 client.whatsapp.senders.set_calling('+15555550123', enabled=True)
 
 # Add another number to an account you already connected: no Facebook step.
-# Free, like a Facebook connection. WhatsApp sends the number a 6-digit code
+# Same $9.99 fee, refunded if it fails. WhatsApp sends the number a 6-digit code
 senders = client.whatsapp.senders.list().senders
 account_id = next(
     s.business_account_id for s in senders if s.status == 'active' and s.business_account_id
@@ -1496,7 +1499,7 @@ Senders also carry `business_account_id` (None while `pending`),
 name on file), `calling_enabled`, and `outbound_calling_allowed`, which is
 False for +1, +20, +84 and +234 numbers. A signup that is `verifying` carries
 `verification_method` and `verification_attempts_remaining`; after 5 wrong
-codes it fails with `verification_failed`. Calls carry
+codes it fails with `verification_failed` and the fee is refunded. Calls carry
 `channel` (`phone`, `whatsapp` or `browser`; see `CallChannel`).
 
 `verification_code` comes only from `signup.get()`. Until a code has been
@@ -1529,7 +1532,7 @@ Errors specific to WhatsApp:
   body carries `retryAfter: 3600` and the response a `Retry-After: 3600`
   header. The SDK retries it like any `5xx` before raising;
   `e.response.retry_after` says how many seconds to wait before trying again.
-- `whatsapp_signup_limit_reached` (HTTP 429) after 5 failed signups in
+- `whatsapp_signup_limit_reached` (HTTP 429) after 5 failed, charged signups in
   24 hours. It is final and not retried; try again the next day.
 - `whatsapp_send_failed` on a send: HTTP 422 when WhatsApp refused the message,
   which is final (cached under the idempotency key and replayed for 24 hours),
@@ -1565,8 +1568,8 @@ Errors specific to WhatsApp:
 - Adding a number by code: `whatsapp_business_account_not_found` (HTTP 404),
   `display_name_required` (HTTP 400), `whatsapp_signup_in_progress` and
   `whatsapp_already_enabled` (HTTP 409), and
-  `whatsapp_verification_start_failed` (HTTP 422 refused, 503 unreachable). A
-  Facebook `signup.create()` for a number being
+  `whatsapp_verification_start_failed` (HTTP 422 refused, 503 unreachable; the
+  fee is refunded either way). A Facebook `signup.create()` for a number being
   added by code gets `whatsapp_verification_in_progress` (HTTP 409).
   `verify()`: `invalid_verification_code` (HTTP 400, not 6 digits),
   `whatsapp_verification_code_invalid` (HTTP 422, with
@@ -1871,9 +1874,9 @@ if event.type.startswith('short_code.'):
 ## Voice Calls
 
 Place phone calls that one of your AI agents handles, follow them while they
-ring and after they end, end them early, and download recordings. Requires an
-API key with the `calls:read` / `calls:write` scopes; placing and ending calls
-needs a live key. Voice is enabled workspace by workspace: until it is enabled
+ring and after they end, transfer callers, end calls early, and download
+recordings. Requires an API key with the `calls:read` / `calls:write` scopes;
+placing, transferring and ending calls needs a live key. Voice is enabled workspace by workspace: until it is enabled
 for yours, every call method raises `SendlyError` with code `voice_not_enabled`
 (HTTP 404).
 
@@ -1912,6 +1915,15 @@ for c in page.data:
 if page.pagination.has_more:
     page = client.calls.list(status='completed', direction='outbound', limit=20, offset=20)
 
+# Only calls answered by one kind of agent (sendly, custom_llm, sip, websocket)
+page = client.calls.list(agent_kind='websocket')
+
+# Transfer the caller on an incoming phone call; without `to`, the agent's
+# transfer number (tools.transfer_to) is used
+incoming = client.calls.list(direction='inbound', status='active').data[0]
+incoming = client.calls.transfer(incoming.id, to='+15551234500')
+print(incoming.transfer.status)  # 'pending', then 'completed' or 'failed'
+
 # End a call early (idempotent: an ended call is returned unchanged)
 client.calls.hangup(call.id)
 
@@ -1935,10 +1947,23 @@ Refusals come back as `SendlyError` with a code that says what to do:
 `agent_not_found` / `agent_disabled`, `from_number_required` / `no_voice_number`,
 `from_number_not_supported` (calls are placed from US and Canadian numbers only),
 `number_not_found`, `destination_not_supported`, `outbound_calls_not_enabled`,
-`live_key_required`. Webhooks `call.started`, `call.completed`
+`live_key_required`, and `agent_kind_unsupported` (`sip` and `websocket`
+agents answer incoming calls only). Webhooks `call.started`, `call.completed`
 and `call.recording.ready` carry the same call object in snake_case, including
 `billing` and your `metadata`.
 
+Each call carries `agent_kind` (the kind of agent that answered, or None),
+`agent_fallback` (True when your own agent could not be reached, so Sendly
+said a short line and transferred the caller or took a message) and
+`transfer` (None, or `to`, `status` and `failure_reason`). A transfer answers
+at once with `transfer.status` `pending`; once the caller is handed over the
+call ends `completed` with `hangup_class` `transferred`, and a failed transfer
+leaves the caller on the call. Transfer refusals: `transfer_to_required`,
+`outbound_not_enabled` (a number other than the agent's needs calling out
+switched on), `insufficient_credits`, `call_not_active`,
+`call_not_transferable` (not an incoming phone call) and
+`transfer_in_progress`.
+
 ### Configure voice
 
 Everything a call depends on can be set up from code: switch voice on for a
@@ -2022,9 +2047,83 @@ says the number couldn't be found for emergency registration: contact
 support), `voice_unavailable` (HTTP 503),
 `e911_not_applicable` (only US and Canadian numbers take an emergency
 address) and `invalid_address`; on HTTP 422 the closest valid address is in
-`e.response.model_extra['suggested']`. An agent's `tools.transfer_to` is
-stored, but agents do not transfer calls yet: when a caller asks for a person,
-the agent offers to pass a message on and takes their name and number.
+`e.response.model_extra['suggested']`. An agent's `tools.transfer_to` is the
+number it transfers a caller to when asked for a person.
+
+### Bring your own agent
+
+An agent's `kind` says who writes the replies: `sendly` (the default, from the
+agent's `instructions`), `custom_llm` (Sendly listens and speaks, and your chat
+completions endpoint writes each reply), `sip` (Sendly connects the caller to
+your SIP address) or `websocket` (Sendly streams the call audio to your
+`wss://` server). Your own agents need the workspace's bring-your-own-agent
+feature, which support switches on (`byo_agents_not_enabled` otherwise).
+
+```python
+from sendly import VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput
+
+agent = client.voice.agents.create(
+    'Support line',
+    kind='websocket',
+    connection=VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput(
+        url='wss://agent.example.com/calls', auth_token='tok_123'
+    ),
+)
+secret = agent.signing_secret  # save it now; it is never shown again
+print(agent.connection.url, agent.connection.has_auth_token, agent.has_signing_secret)
+
+# Same kind: the connection is merged, so only what you pass changes
+client.voice.agents.update(agent.id, connection={'custom_parameters': {'tenant': 'acme'}})
+
+# A new signing secret; the old one stops working at once
+secret = client.voice.agents.update(agent.id, rotate_signing_secret=True).signing_secret
+```
+
+`connection` is a `VoiceAgentCustomLlmConnectionInput` (`base_url`, `model`,
+`api_key`, `headers`), `VoiceAgentSipConnectionInput` (`uri`, `transport`,
+`media_encryption`, `username`, `password`, `headers`),
+`VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput` (`url`, `audio_format`, `auth_token`,
+`custom_parameters`) or a dict. A secret you leave out keeps its saved value
+and None removes it. Secrets are never returned: `agent.connection` reports
+`has_api_key`, `has_password` or `has_auth_token` instead. Sendly signs every
+request to your agent with the signing secret
+(`X-Sendly-Signature: t=<unix>,v1=<hex HMAC-SHA256>`); `signing_secret` is set
+only on the create or update response that made it. A `connection` that breaks
+a rule raises `ValidationError` with a message like
+`connection.url: <reason>`.
+
+#### Test an agent's connection
+
+`voice.agents.test` reaches your own agent the way a call would, without
+placing one: `custom_llm` gets a signed, streamed chat completion with a test
+message, `websocket` gets a signed connection with a `start` carrying
+`test: true`, half a second of silence and a `stop`, and `sip` gets an
+`OPTIONS` request. Pass `kind`, `connection` or `instructions` to test settings
+before saving them; nothing is saved.
+
+```python
+result = client.voice.agents.test(agent.id)
+if not result.ok:
+    print(result.outcome, result.message)  # e.g. 'auth_failed'
+for step in result.steps:
+    print(step.step, step.ok, step.detail)
+
+# Try a new SIP address before saving it
+client.voice.agents.test(
+    agent.id,
+    kind='sip',
+    connection={'uri': 'sip:+15125550100@sip.example.com', 'transport': 'tls'},
+)
+```
+
+A failed test is still a successful request, so check `ok`. `outcome` is
+`ok`, `blocked_destination`, `unreachable`, `timeout`, `tls_failed`,
+`auth_required`, `auth_failed`, `not_found`, `rejected` or `bad_reply` (see
+`VoiceAgentTestOutcome`; a value added later comes through as a plain string),
+and each step is `address`, `connect`, `login` or `reply`. The result also
+carries `status` (the HTTP or SIP status, or None), `latency_ms` and `signed`.
+It needs the `calls:write` scope and a live key, takes no `idempotency_key`,
+and a workspace can run 10 tests a minute (`RateLimitError` after that).
 
 ## Error Handling
 

{sendly-4.5.0 → sendly-4.6.0}/README.md

@@ -413,7 +413,7 @@ File uploads (`media.upload()`, `business_upgrade.start()` and `resubmit()`,
 make is the `too_many_concurrent_verifications` wait. `whatsapp.signup.verify()`
 and `whatsapp.signup.create()` with a `business_account_id` also raise a
 timeout, a network error or a `5xx` at once, because repeating them can use up
-a verification attempt or start a new signup; they still wait out a
+a verification attempt or start a new charged signup; they still wait out a
 `429` the API never ran.
 
 After the last attempt the SDK raises the error it last saw (`TimeoutError`,
@@ -517,8 +517,8 @@ contents.
 
 Write methods that accept `idempotency_key` include `messages.send`,
 `messages.schedule`, `messages.send_batch`, `messages.send_group`,
-`calls.create`, `calls.hangup`, every `voice.*` write, and every
-`rcs.brands` / `rcs.agents` write.
+`calls.create`, `calls.hangup`, `calls.transfer`, every `voice.*` write but
+`voice.agents.test`, and every `rcs.brands` / `rcs.agents` write.
 
 Full details: https://sendly.live/docs/idempotency
 
@@ -1320,7 +1320,7 @@ client.links.update(link.code, True)
 
 ## WhatsApp
 
-Connect a number you own to WhatsApp (free to connect, no monthly fee), create
+Connect a number you own to WhatsApp ($9.99 one-time, no monthly fee), create
 Meta-reviewed message templates, and send on the `whatsapp` channel. Connecting
 the first number always ends with a human step: hand the `connect_url` to your
 user - they open it in a browser and log in with Facebook to link their
@@ -1352,8 +1352,11 @@ print(f'Open {signup.connect_url} and log in with Facebook')
 # After the Facebook step it stays 'registering' while WhatsApp activates the
 # number. Activation usually takes a few minutes but can take hours. If it
 # hasn't finished about 6 hours after the session began, the session fails
-# with registration_timeout ('failed', with signup.failure_reasons explaining
-# why).
+# with registration_timeout and the fee is refunded ('failed', with
+# signup.failure_reasons explaining why). The one-time $9.99 connection fee is
+# charged to your card when you start connecting the number and refunded
+# automatically if the connection fails; it is not refundable once the number
+# is connected.
 
 # 2. Create a template (Meta reviews it, usually 24-48h). category is required
 # (UTILITY, AUTHENTICATION or MARKETING) with no default, and an update can't
@@ -1437,7 +1440,7 @@ components = client.whatsapp.senders.get_conversational_components('+15555550123
 client.whatsapp.senders.set_calling('+15555550123', enabled=True)
 
 # Add another number to an account you already connected: no Facebook step.
-# Free, like a Facebook connection. WhatsApp sends the number a 6-digit code
+# Same $9.99 fee, refunded if it fails. WhatsApp sends the number a 6-digit code
 senders = client.whatsapp.senders.list().senders
 account_id = next(
     s.business_account_id for s in senders if s.status == 'active' and s.business_account_id
@@ -1461,7 +1464,7 @@ Senders also carry `business_account_id` (None while `pending`),
 name on file), `calling_enabled`, and `outbound_calling_allowed`, which is
 False for +1, +20, +84 and +234 numbers. A signup that is `verifying` carries
 `verification_method` and `verification_attempts_remaining`; after 5 wrong
-codes it fails with `verification_failed`. Calls carry
+codes it fails with `verification_failed` and the fee is refunded. Calls carry
 `channel` (`phone`, `whatsapp` or `browser`; see `CallChannel`).
 
 `verification_code` comes only from `signup.get()`. Until a code has been
@@ -1494,7 +1497,7 @@ Errors specific to WhatsApp:
   body carries `retryAfter: 3600` and the response a `Retry-After: 3600`
   header. The SDK retries it like any `5xx` before raising;
   `e.response.retry_after` says how many seconds to wait before trying again.
-- `whatsapp_signup_limit_reached` (HTTP 429) after 5 failed signups in
+- `whatsapp_signup_limit_reached` (HTTP 429) after 5 failed, charged signups in
   24 hours. It is final and not retried; try again the next day.
 - `whatsapp_send_failed` on a send: HTTP 422 when WhatsApp refused the message,
   which is final (cached under the idempotency key and replayed for 24 hours),
@@ -1530,8 +1533,8 @@ Errors specific to WhatsApp:
 - Adding a number by code: `whatsapp_business_account_not_found` (HTTP 404),
   `display_name_required` (HTTP 400), `whatsapp_signup_in_progress` and
   `whatsapp_already_enabled` (HTTP 409), and
-  `whatsapp_verification_start_failed` (HTTP 422 refused, 503 unreachable). A
-  Facebook `signup.create()` for a number being
+  `whatsapp_verification_start_failed` (HTTP 422 refused, 503 unreachable; the
+  fee is refunded either way). A Facebook `signup.create()` for a number being
   added by code gets `whatsapp_verification_in_progress` (HTTP 409).
   `verify()`: `invalid_verification_code` (HTTP 400, not 6 digits),
   `whatsapp_verification_code_invalid` (HTTP 422, with
@@ -1836,9 +1839,9 @@ if event.type.startswith('short_code.'):
 ## Voice Calls
 
 Place phone calls that one of your AI agents handles, follow them while they
-ring and after they end, end them early, and download recordings. Requires an
-API key with the `calls:read` / `calls:write` scopes; placing and ending calls
-needs a live key. Voice is enabled workspace by workspace: until it is enabled
+ring and after they end, transfer callers, end calls early, and download
+recordings. Requires an API key with the `calls:read` / `calls:write` scopes;
+placing, transferring and ending calls needs a live key. Voice is enabled workspace by workspace: until it is enabled
 for yours, every call method raises `SendlyError` with code `voice_not_enabled`
 (HTTP 404).
 
@@ -1877,6 +1880,15 @@ for c in page.data:
 if page.pagination.has_more:
     page = client.calls.list(status='completed', direction='outbound', limit=20, offset=20)
 
+# Only calls answered by one kind of agent (sendly, custom_llm, sip, websocket)
+page = client.calls.list(agent_kind='websocket')
+
+# Transfer the caller on an incoming phone call; without `to`, the agent's
+# transfer number (tools.transfer_to) is used
+incoming = client.calls.list(direction='inbound', status='active').data[0]
+incoming = client.calls.transfer(incoming.id, to='+15551234500')
+print(incoming.transfer.status)  # 'pending', then 'completed' or 'failed'
+
 # End a call early (idempotent: an ended call is returned unchanged)
 client.calls.hangup(call.id)
 
@@ -1900,10 +1912,23 @@ Refusals come back as `SendlyError` with a code that says what to do:
 `agent_not_found` / `agent_disabled`, `from_number_required` / `no_voice_number`,
 `from_number_not_supported` (calls are placed from US and Canadian numbers only),
 `number_not_found`, `destination_not_supported`, `outbound_calls_not_enabled`,
-`live_key_required`. Webhooks `call.started`, `call.completed`
+`live_key_required`, and `agent_kind_unsupported` (`sip` and `websocket`
+agents answer incoming calls only). Webhooks `call.started`, `call.completed`
 and `call.recording.ready` carry the same call object in snake_case, including
 `billing` and your `metadata`.
 
+Each call carries `agent_kind` (the kind of agent that answered, or None),
+`agent_fallback` (True when your own agent could not be reached, so Sendly
+said a short line and transferred the caller or took a message) and
+`transfer` (None, or `to`, `status` and `failure_reason`). A transfer answers
+at once with `transfer.status` `pending`; once the caller is handed over the
+call ends `completed` with `hangup_class` `transferred`, and a failed transfer
+leaves the caller on the call. Transfer refusals: `transfer_to_required`,
+`outbound_not_enabled` (a number other than the agent's needs calling out
+switched on), `insufficient_credits`, `call_not_active`,
+`call_not_transferable` (not an incoming phone call) and
+`transfer_in_progress`.
+
 ### Configure voice
 
 Everything a call depends on can be set up from code: switch voice on for a
@@ -1987,9 +2012,83 @@ says the number couldn't be found for emergency registration: contact
 support), `voice_unavailable` (HTTP 503),
 `e911_not_applicable` (only US and Canadian numbers take an emergency
 address) and `invalid_address`; on HTTP 422 the closest valid address is in
-`e.response.model_extra['suggested']`. An agent's `tools.transfer_to` is
-stored, but agents do not transfer calls yet: when a caller asks for a person,
-the agent offers to pass a message on and takes their name and number.
+`e.response.model_extra['suggested']`. An agent's `tools.transfer_to` is the
+number it transfers a caller to when asked for a person.
+
+### Bring your own agent
+
+An agent's `kind` says who writes the replies: `sendly` (the default, from the
+agent's `instructions`), `custom_llm` (Sendly listens and speaks, and your chat
+completions endpoint writes each reply), `sip` (Sendly connects the caller to
+your SIP address) or `websocket` (Sendly streams the call audio to your
+`wss://` server). Your own agents need the workspace's bring-your-own-agent
+feature, which support switches on (`byo_agents_not_enabled` otherwise).
+
+```python
+from sendly import VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput
+
+agent = client.voice.agents.create(
+    'Support line',
+    kind='websocket',
+    connection=VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput(
+        url='wss://agent.example.com/calls', auth_token='tok_123'
+    ),
+)
+secret = agent.signing_secret  # save it now; it is never shown again
+print(agent.connection.url, agent.connection.has_auth_token, agent.has_signing_secret)
+
+# Same kind: the connection is merged, so only what you pass changes
+client.voice.agents.update(agent.id, connection={'custom_parameters': {'tenant': 'acme'}})
+
+# A new signing secret; the old one stops working at once
+secret = client.voice.agents.update(agent.id, rotate_signing_secret=True).signing_secret
+```
+
+`connection` is a `VoiceAgentCustomLlmConnectionInput` (`base_url`, `model`,
+`api_key`, `headers`), `VoiceAgentSipConnectionInput` (`uri`, `transport`,
+`media_encryption`, `username`, `password`, `headers`),
+`VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput` (`url`, `audio_format`, `auth_token`,
+`custom_parameters`) or a dict. A secret you leave out keeps its saved value
+and None removes it. Secrets are never returned: `agent.connection` reports
+`has_api_key`, `has_password` or `has_auth_token` instead. Sendly signs every
+request to your agent with the signing secret
+(`X-Sendly-Signature: t=<unix>,v1=<hex HMAC-SHA256>`); `signing_secret` is set
+only on the create or update response that made it. A `connection` that breaks
+a rule raises `ValidationError` with a message like
+`connection.url: <reason>`.
+
+#### Test an agent's connection
+
+`voice.agents.test` reaches your own agent the way a call would, without
+placing one: `custom_llm` gets a signed, streamed chat completion with a test
+message, `websocket` gets a signed connection with a `start` carrying
+`test: true`, half a second of silence and a `stop`, and `sip` gets an
+`OPTIONS` request. Pass `kind`, `connection` or `instructions` to test settings
+before saving them; nothing is saved.
+
+```python
+result = client.voice.agents.test(agent.id)
+if not result.ok:
+    print(result.outcome, result.message)  # e.g. 'auth_failed'
+for step in result.steps:
+    print(step.step, step.ok, step.detail)
+
+# Try a new SIP address before saving it
+client.voice.agents.test(
+    agent.id,
+    kind='sip',
+    connection={'uri': 'sip:+15125550100@sip.example.com', 'transport': 'tls'},
+)
+```
+
+A failed test is still a successful request, so check `ok`. `outcome` is
+`ok`, `blocked_destination`, `unreachable`, `timeout`, `tls_failed`,
+`auth_required`, `auth_failed`, `not_found`, `rejected` or `bad_reply` (see
+`VoiceAgentTestOutcome`; a value added later comes through as a plain string),
+and each step is `address`, `connect`, `login` or `reply`. The result also
+carries `status` (the HTTP or SIP status, or None), `latency_ms` and `signed`.
+It needs the `calls:write` scope and a live key, takes no `idempotency_key`,
+and a workspace can run 10 tests a minute (`RateLimitError` after that).
 
 ## Error Handling
 

{sendly-4.5.0 → sendly-4.6.0}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "hatchling.build"
 
 [project]
 name = "sendly"
-version = "4.5.0"
+version = "4.6.0"
 description = "Official Sendly Python SDK for SMS messaging"
 readme = "README.md"
 license = "MIT"

{sendly-4.5.0 → sendly-4.6.0}/sendly/__init__.py

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Async Example:
     >>> asyncio.run(main())
 """
 
-__version__ = "4.5.0"
+__version__ = "4.6.0"
 
 # Main clients
 from .client import AsyncSendly, Sendly
@@ -216,24 +216,42 @@ from .types import (
     CallRecordingStatus,
     CallStatus,
     CallTranscriptLine,
+    CallTransfer,
+    CallTransferFailureReason,
+    CallTransferStatus,
     CreateCallRequest,
     ListCallsOptions,
+    TransferCallRequest,
     # Voice configuration types
     CreateVoiceAgentRequest,
     DeletedVoiceAgent,
     EmergencyAddress,
+    SipMediaEncryption,
+    SipTransport,
+    TestVoiceAgentRequest,
     UpdateVoiceAgentRequest,
     UpdateVoiceNumberRequest,
     Voice,
     VoiceAgent,
+    VoiceAgentConnection,
+    VoiceAgentConnectionInput,
+    VoiceAgentCustomLlmConnectionInput,
+    VoiceAgentKind,
     VoiceAgentListResponse,
+    VoiceAgentSipConnectionInput,
+    VoiceAgentTest,
+    VoiceAgentTestOutcome,
+    VoiceAgentTestStep,
+    VoiceAgentTestStepName,
     VoiceAgentTools,
+    VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput,
     VoiceListResponse,
     VoiceMode,
     VoiceNumber,
     VoiceNumberEmergencyAddress,
     VoiceNumberListResponse,
     VoiceNumberRates,
+    WebsocketAudioFormat,
     OptInPage,
     PricingTier,
     QuotaSettings,
@@ -466,24 +484,42 @@ __all__ = [
     "CallRecordingStatus",
     "CallStatus",
     "CallTranscriptLine",
+    "CallTransfer",
+    "CallTransferFailureReason",
+    "CallTransferStatus",
     "CreateCallRequest",
     "ListCallsOptions",
+    "TransferCallRequest",
     # Voice configuration types
     "CreateVoiceAgentRequest",
     "DeletedVoiceAgent",
     "EmergencyAddress",
+    "SipMediaEncryption",
+    "SipTransport",
+    "TestVoiceAgentRequest",
     "UpdateVoiceAgentRequest",
     "UpdateVoiceNumberRequest",
     "Voice",
     "VoiceAgent",
+    "VoiceAgentConnection",
+    "VoiceAgentConnectionInput",
+    "VoiceAgentCustomLlmConnectionInput",
+    "VoiceAgentKind",
     "VoiceAgentListResponse",
+    "VoiceAgentSipConnectionInput",
+    "VoiceAgentTest",
+    "VoiceAgentTestOutcome",
+    "VoiceAgentTestStep",
+    "VoiceAgentTestStepName",
     "VoiceAgentTools",
+    "VoiceAgentWebsocketConnectionInput",
     "VoiceListResponse",
     "VoiceMode",
     "VoiceNumber",
     "VoiceNumberEmergencyAddress",
     "VoiceNumberListResponse",
     "VoiceNumberRates",
+    "WebsocketAudioFormat",
     # Links resources
     "LinksResource",
     "AsyncLinksResource",