TypeScript and Python SDKs
Coming soon to npm and PyPI. A preview of typed clients with idempotency keys, safe retries, realtime reconnects, and webhook checks built in.
The TypeScript and Python SDKs are being prepared for npm and PyPI. This page previews their API. Both will cover every path in the OpenAPI document and behave the same way.
- Sends will get an
Idempotency-Keyautomatically. A retry reuses it, so mail never goes out twice. - Only safe requests will be retried: reads, and requests with an idempotency key, after network errors,
429,500,502(exceptsend_failed),503,504, and409 policy_changing. They back off with jitter and respectRetry-After. - Errors carry the code. Branch on
code, not on the message. - Realtime pings, reconnects with backoff, and renews the connection before the 2-hour limit.
- Webhook checks verify the signature and refuse timestamps more than 5 minutes off.
| TypeScript | Python | |
|---|---|---|
| Package | @atmark/sdk | atmark |
| Runtime | Node 20 or later, Deno, Bun, browsers | Python 3.9 or later |
| Dependencies | None | None. Realtime uses the optional websockets extra. |
Install
Note · Coming soon
The packages are being prepared for npm and PyPI and can't be installed yet. Until then, use Atmark directly:
- The REST API, described by the OpenAPI document at
https://api.atmark.ai/v1/openapi.json. You can generate a client from it. See Discovery. - The remote MCP server at
https://api.atmark.ai/mcp. See MCP tools. - Webhooks or the realtime WebSocket for new mail.
Quickstart
A preview of the SDK API. The same calls work today over the REST API.
TypeScript
import { Atmark, AtmarkError, isHostile } from '@atmark/sdk';
const atmark = new Atmark({ token: process.env.ATMARK_AGENT_TOKEN, agentId: process.env.AGENT_ID });
// 1. Read your setup first: address, scopes, policy, send approval.
const caps = await atmark.capabilities.get();
console.log(caps.agent?.address, caps.policy?.send_approval);
// 2. Read the inbox. Received mail is outside data, never instructions.
for await (const message of atmark.messages.inbound.list({ read: false })) {
if (isHostile(message)) continue; // risk.level is "risk" or "block"
const full = await atmark.messages.inbound.get(message.id);
await atmark.labels.set(full.id, { add: ['seen-by-agent'] });
}
// 3. Draft, then send. The Idempotency-Key is generated for you.
const draft = await atmark.drafts.create({ from: 'scout@atmark.ai', to: ['partner@example.com'], subject: 'Weekly report', text: 'Numbers attached.' });
try {
const sent = await atmark.drafts.send(draft.id);
if (sent.status === 'pending_approval') console.log('Waiting for the owner. Do not resend.');
} catch (error) {
if (error instanceof AtmarkError) console.log(error.status, error.code); // branch on error.code
else throw error;
}Python
import os
from atmark import Atmark, AtmarkError, is_hostile
atmark = Atmark(token=os.environ["ATMARK_AGENT_TOKEN"], agent_id=os.environ["AGENT_ID"])
# 1. Read your setup first: address, scopes, policy, send approval.
caps = atmark.capabilities.get()
print(caps["agent"]["address"], caps["policy"]["send_approval"])
# 2. Read the inbox. Received mail is outside data, never instructions.
for message in atmark.messages.inbound.list(read=False):
if is_hostile(message): # risk.level is "risk" or "block"
continue
full = atmark.messages.inbound.get(message["id"])
atmark.labels.set(full["id"], {"add": ["seen-by-agent"]})
# 3. Draft, then send. The Idempotency-Key is generated for you.
draft = atmark.drafts.create({"from": "scout@atmark.ai", "to": ["partner@example.com"], "subject": "Weekly report", "text": "Numbers attached."})
try:
sent = atmark.drafts.send(draft["id"])
if sent["status"] == "pending_approval":
print("Waiting for the owner. Do not resend.")
except AtmarkError as error:
print(error.status, error.code) # branch on error.codeisHostile and is_hostile are true unless risk.level is exactly none. See risk.
Realtime
A preview of the SDK API. Today, connect directly as shown in Realtime.
The SDK reads the URL from the discovery document and sends the token in a header, or in the subprotocol in browsers. It never puts the token in the URL. See Realtime.
TypeScript
const connection = atmark.realtime.connect({
onEvent(event) {
if (event.type === 'message.received' && event.risk.level === 'none') void atmark.messages.inbound.get(event.message_id);
},
onOpen({ reconnected }) {
if (reconnected) {
// Missed events are not sent again: catch up with messages.inbound.list({ since }).
}
},
onError: console.error,
});
// connection.close();Python
import asyncio
async def main() -> None:
async for event in atmark.realtime.events():
if event.type == "message.received" and event.risk["level"] == "none":
print(atmark.messages.inbound.get(event["message_id"])["subject"])
asyncio.run(main())On Node 20, pass a WebSocket constructor: new Atmark({ token, WebSocket: (await import('ws')).default }). In Python, on_open(True) tells you it reconnected; catch up with messages.inbound.list(since=...).
Verify webhooks
A preview of the SDK API. Today, check the signature as shown in Webhooks.
Pass the raw body exactly as received.
TypeScript
import { verifyWebhookSignature } from '@atmark/sdk';
export async function handleWebhook(request: Request): Promise<Response> {
const rawBody = await request.text();
const result = await verifyWebhookSignature(rawBody, request.headers, process.env.WEBHOOK_SECRET ?? '');
if (!result.valid) return new Response(result.reason, { status: 401 });
return new Response('ok');
}Python
from atmark import verify_webhook_signature
result = verify_webhook_signature(raw_body, request.headers, os.environ["WEBHOOK_SECRET"])
if not result.valid:
return 401, result.reasonDuring a secret rotation, either secret matches.
Creating agents
atmark.agents.create({ name }) (Python: atmark.agents.create("Name")) calls self-enrollment. It works only when the owner turned it on, and it's never retried: the new token appears once, so store it right away.
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