SDK Resource Index

Both SDKs mount the resources below on the root client. Method names use snake_case in both languages unless a page documents a TypeScript alias or a deliberate cross-SDK difference.

Agent runtime and configuration

Namespace	Main operations	Guide
`client.agents`	discover, configure, run, stream, manifests, context	Agents
`client.agents.subagents`	lifecycle, assignments, run, stream	Agents
`client.agents.prompts`	Prompt Builder list, preview, validate, publish, reset	Prompt Blocks
`client.agents.tools`	create, register, configure, assign, run, dry-run	Tools
`client.agents.guardrails`	list, assign, detach	Guardrails
`client.prompt_blocks`	reusable block CRUD, preview, cache invalidation, override revert	Prompt Blocks
`client.models`	model catalog, provider configuration, key tests, allowlists	Models
`client.llm`	chat, autocomplete, and model recommendation helpers	Models
`client.completions`	run, classify, extract, summarize, and enrich convenience calls	Run Agent

Context, data, and outputs

Namespace	Main operations	Guide
`client.conversations`	create, list, messages, goals, markers, runs, watch	Conversations
`client.memory`	create, list, retrieve, update, recall, delete	Memory
`client.knowledge_bases`	create, ingest, search, documents, operations	Knowledge Bases
`client.documents`	safe document viewer URLs and content	Documents
`client.attachments`	upload, list, retrieve, content, download, delete	Attachments API
`client.cached_results` / `client.cache`	retrieve cached tool payloads and paginated items	Tools
`client.artifacts`	instances, content/state, actions, types, schemas, assignments	Artifacts
`client.skills`	catalog, content, import, administration, assignments	Skills
`client.mention_types`	manifest, search, editor discovery, preview, administration	Mentions
`client.activity`	unified account/contact activity timeline	Activity
`client.wiki`	page list/tree/search plus page CRUD and move	Wiki API

Extensions and integrations

Namespace	Main operations	Guide
`client.integrations`	configure, test, install, remove native integrations	Integrations
`client.mcp_catalog`	curated MCP list, retrieve, install	MCP
`client.mcp_servers`	servers, credentials, OAuth, test, discover, import	MCP
`client.toolkits`	validate, import, list, export, uninstall	Toolkits
`client.tools`	tenant-global listing, approval/enabled state, permanent deletion	Tools
`client.emails`	draft, create draft, send, and query email workflows	Email API
`client.slack`	Slack settings, OAuth, installations, health, and user links	Slack Runtime
`client.calls`	retrieve a voice call or look it up by phone number	Voice API

Human interaction and durable work

Namespace	Main operations	Guide
`client.approvals`	pending requests, decisions, cancellation, stats, bulk response	Approvals
`client.questions`	respond to an agent question	Approvals
`client.batches`	submit, wait, stream, output, retry, cancel, delete	Batches
`client.background`	status, output/result/message, and cancellation for background work	Batches
`client.cancellations`	cancel calls, runs, messages, tasks, or all active work	Cancellation API
`client.tasks`	task list, create, retrieve, update, toggle, delete	Tasks API
`client.agent_lab`	comparison targets, sessions, messages, and lane timelines	Agent Lab API

Tenant administration and system status

Namespace	Main operations	Guide
`client.settings`	user settings, guardrails, service tier, display names	Settings
`client.brand`	brand profile/assets read, update, regenerate, reset	Brand API
`client.admin`	usage, budgets, runs, queues, wakeups, audit events	Usage & Budgets
`client.system`	health, readiness, and version	System API

The TypeScript client additionally exposes client.knowledge_base_operations for direct ingestion-operation lookup and cancellation, client.meta for product metadata, and client.recommendations for the recommendation helper API. These three resources do not currently have Python counterparts. Python exposes knowledge-base operation methods through client.knowledge_bases instead. System method names differ slightly: Python uses client.system.ready() and additionally exposes client.system.features(); TypeScript uses client.system.readiness(). Both expose health() and version(). client.transport is not part of the stable resource API.

Administrative mutations require the corresponding tenant-admin or machine scope. A resource being mounted on the client does not imply that every authenticated principal can use every method.

Client SDKs

Resource Reference

SDK Resource Index

Agent runtime and configuration

Context, data, and outputs

Extensions and integrations

Human interaction and durable work

Tenant administration and system status

​Agent runtime and configuration

​Context, data, and outputs

​Extensions and integrations

​Human interaction and durable work

​Tenant administration and system status

Agent runtime and configuration

Context, data, and outputs

Extensions and integrations

Human interaction and durable work

Tenant administration and system status