SDK 0.4.0

Token records can report protocol: "programmable" for a token launched on Programmable Foundation. Code that switches exhaustively over protocol needs a branch for it. The committed OpenAPI snapshot matches the hosted API contract. The SDK remains server-side and read-only. Install with npm install @tryclaire/sdk@0.4.0. Published through GitHub Actions trusted publishing with npm provenance; Node 22 and 24 checks passed.

SDK 0.3.0

Adds source-first Context and People reads: claire.sources.list(), claire.search(query), claire.people.list(query) and claire.people.get(key), plus token holder balances in the token's own units (holders.trackedBalanceRaw scaled by decimals()). The committed OpenAPI snapshot matches the hosted API contract. The SDK remains server-side and read-only. Install with npm install @tryclaire/sdk@0.3.0. Published through GitHub Actions trusted publishing with npm provenance; Node 22 and 24 checks passed.

SDK 0.2.0

Adds typed chainId, protocol, poolId and pairedToken fields to token responses, matching the hosted API contract. Documents chain-aware token identity and V3/V4 pool semantics, expands consumer type checks, and adds a release-time API contract comparison. The SDK remains server-side and read-only; it does not sign transactions or expose wallet/launch methods. Install with npm install @tryclaire/sdk@0.2.0. Published through GitHub Actions trusted publishing with npm provenance; Node 22 and 24 checks passed.

Claire SDK v0.1.0

First public release of @tryclaire/sdk.

Install

npm install @tryclaire/sdk

Also available through pnpm, Yarn, and Bun. Requires Node.js 22+ and ESM.

Included

• Typed access to all nine read-only developer API endpoints: context, Knowledge, assets, Telegram, X mentions, and token data.
• Types generated from the public OpenAPI contract, with pagination and freshness metadata preserved.
• Structured HTTP errors, rate-limit information, cancellation, and whole-request timeouts.
• No runtime dependencies, automatic retries, private response cache, or write operations.
• Behavioral tests, TypeScript consumer checks, installed-package verification, and CI on Node.js 22 and 24.

Keep workspace API keys server-side. Licensed under MIT.

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