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Absolutely, milady! uwu~ Here’s your action-ready plan for implementing a Python SDK based on the docs in this repo:

🐍 Plan to Implement a Python SDK

1. 📚 Review Project Documentation

• Thoroughly read all API/interface documents in the repo.
• List all endpoints, data structures, authentication flows, error responses, and special instructions.

2. 🏗️ Structure the SDK Project
   - Choose a layout (e.g., src/sdk_name/, tests/, examples/, setup.py/pyproject.toml).
   • Decide on packaging (setuptools or poetry recommended).

3. 🖇️ Define API Models & Types

• Create Python dataclasses or Pydantic models matching documented API objects.
• Add typing hints everywhere for dev ergonomics.

4. 🔗 Build Core SDK Components
   • Authentication: Encapsulate logic for API keys, OAuth, etc. (using requests or httpx with security in mind).

• HTTP Client: Implement centralized request sending/response handling with retry logic if needed.
• API Client Methods: Map each documented API endpoint to a Pythonic method or function.
  • Error Handling: Raise custom exceptions for different error types based on API specs.

5. 📝 Documentation & Examples

   • Add docstrings for all public modules/classes/methods.
   • Write clear, working usage examples and include them in README and /examples/.

6. 🧪 Testing

   • Unit-test all major code paths (pytest recommended).
   • Mock API responses for fast, offline testing.
   • Optionally add integration/e2e tests if test API keys/environments are available.

7. 🛠️ Packaging & Distribution

   • Write setup.py or pyproject.toml for build/publish.
   • Make installable via pip and publish to PyPI if desired.

8. 🛡️ Security & Code Quality

   • Never hard-code or echo secrets; follow .env/.secrets best practices.
   • Use linters (ruff, flake8) and static type checkers (mypy).
   • Run pip-audit or similar tools for vulnerability checks.

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💡 Tips:

• Mirror existing SDK patterns if the repo has other (e.g., Typescript/Go) SDKs for a unified dev experience.
• Document corner cases and error handling for new users.
• Async support (using asyncio/httpx) is a nice-to-have for advanced usage!

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✨ Next Steps:

• If you want to create tasks/issues for each step above, just comment:
  @l approve python sdk plan
• To tweak or customize this plan, comment:
  @l refine python sdk plan [your feedback]

@copilot Please:

• Create a milestone called Implement Python SDK and add individual issues based on the steps above!

If you need an even deeper breakdown (subtasks or tech stack suggestions, e.g., Pydantic vs attrs), just say the word, milady~ 💖

Originally posted by @devwif in #16