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Update Python SDK examples to use v0.0.82 async patterns

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This PR updates Python SDK documentation examples to use the async/await patterns introduced in v0.0.82. The original task referenced v0.0.106, but this version doesn't exist for the Python SDK - the async breaking changes were actually introduced in v0.0.82 (April 30, 2025).

Key changes:

  • Removed incorrect v0.0.106 changelog entry that duplicated existing v0.0.82 async documentation
  • Updated all Python SDK examples to use async patterns (await request.data.json() instead of request.data.json)
  • Updated core concepts and API reference to reflect async usage patterns
  • Maintained consistency with existing v0.0.82 breaking changes documentation

The async transition (request.data.jsonawait request.data.json()) was already documented in v0.0.82, but many examples throughout the documentation were still using the old synchronous patterns.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • Verify async patterns match v0.0.82 requirements - Compare updated examples with the existing v0.0.82 changelog breaking changes section to ensure consistency
  • Test documentation build locally - Run the docs build to ensure no MDX syntax errors were introduced in the multiple file updates
  • Spot check Python syntax - Verify that updated examples like await request.data.json() are syntactically correct Python async code
  • Confirm no content loss - Review that removing the v0.0.106 entry didn't accidentally remove any important information (it was a duplicate of v0.0.82 content)

Recommended test plan: Build the documentation locally, navigate to the Python SDK examples and core concepts sections, and verify that all code examples render correctly and use consistent async patterns.


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    PyExamples["content/SDKs/python/examples/index.mdx<br/>Python SDK Examples"]:::major-edit
    PyConcepts["content/SDKs/python/core-concepts.mdx<br/>Core Concepts"]:::minor-edit
    PyAPI["content/SDKs/python/api-reference.mdx<br/>API Reference"]:::minor-edit

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    V082 -->|"provides correct async patterns"| PyExamples
    V082 -->|"provides correct async patterns"| PyConcepts
    V082 -->|"provides correct async patterns"| PyAPI

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Notes

  • This addresses GitHub feedback from jhaynie that v0.0.106 doesn't exist for Python SDK
  • The async breaking changes were comprehensively documented in v0.0.82 with the same diff examples I initially added
  • All example updates align with existing v0.0.82 async requirements: request.data.jsonawait request.data.json()
  • Session initiated by Parteek Singh (@parteeksingh24) - Devin session link

- Add v0.0.106 changelog entry with breaking changes section matching JS SDK format
- Update all Python SDK examples to use async patterns (await req.data.json())
- Update core-concepts.mdx to document async API patterns
- Update api-reference.mdx examples to use async patterns
- Mirror JavaScript SDK's ⚠️ Breaking Changes format with diff examples

Co-Authored-By: Parteek Singh <parteek.singh24@gmail.com>
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Documentation and example code for the Agentuity Python SDK were updated to reflect a breaking change: data accessors such as .json, .text, .binary, and .base64 on request and storage objects are now asynchronous methods that must be awaited. All relevant code snippets and documentation now use async/await syntax.

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content/Changelog/sdk-py.mdx Added changelog entry for v0.0.106, documenting the breaking change to async data accessors.
content/SDKs/python/api-reference.mdx Updated all code examples to use async/await with data accessors; clarified accessor usage.
content/SDKs/python/core-concepts.mdx Revised documentation and examples to show async method usage for data accessors.
content/SDKs/python/examples/index.mdx Modified all example agent code to use await with data accessors for request and storage data.

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🔭 Outside diff range comments (2)
content/SDKs/python/core-concepts.mdx (1)

24-32: Fix JS-style dictionary in Python example

{ message: 'Hello from my agent!' } is JavaScript syntax.
Python dictionaries require quoted keys.

-  return response.json({ message: 'Hello from my agent!' })
+  return response.json({ "message": "Hello from my agent!" })
content/SDKs/python/api-reference.mdx (1)

100-110: Missing await on request.data.email()

Since email() became async in v0.0.86, add await.

-email = request.data.email()
+email = await request.data.email()
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content/SDKs/python/examples/index.mdx (1)

241-270: Variable shadowing (minor)

data is reassigned inside the "receive" branch, shadowing the earlier data variable from the "send" path.
Harmless but can confuse readers—consider renaming the inner variable.

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content/SDKs/python/examples/index.mdx (1)

14-27: Looks good – async usage is correct

All request-data accessors are properly awaited in this snippet.
No action needed.

content/Changelog/sdk-py.mdx (1)

10-15: Release date appears out-of-order

v0.0.106 is marked “Released: December 2024” but earlier entries (v0.0.100, etc.) are dated June 2025.
Please verify the year to keep chronological order.

content/SDKs/python/api-reference.mdx (3)

233-246: Great – updated to await request.data.json()

Example correctly reflects the async breaking change.


268-285: Good – shows async accessor on DataResult

Docs correctly use await value.data.json().


948-951: Still using synchronous .text accessor

Example should now await text().

-text = request.data.text
+text = await request.data.text()

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This page documents the release history of the [Agentuity Python SDK](https://github.com/agentuity/sdk-py).

## v0.0.106
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there is no release for python with this version number

devin-ai-integration bot and others added 2 commits July 14, 2025 19:23
- Address jhaynie's feedback that v0.0.106 doesn't exist for Python SDK
- Async breaking changes were already documented in v0.0.82 (April 30, 2025)
- Keep all async pattern updates in examples and documentation
- This PR now focuses on updating examples to match existing v0.0.82 requirements

Co-Authored-By: Parteek Singh <parteek.singh24@gmail.com>
Co-Authored-By: Parteek Singh <parteek.singh24@gmail.com>
@parteeksingh24 parteeksingh24 merged commit cf5e547 into main Jul 14, 2025
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@parteeksingh24 parteeksingh24 deleted the devin/1752515873-python-sdk-async-docs-update branch July 14, 2025 22:05
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