The integration, minus the boilerplate
A raw API is a starting point; an SDK is a shortcut. Our client libraries handle authentication, retries, pagination and typing so you write the interesting code and skip the plumbing — with first-class TypeScript so mistakes surface at compile time.
Typed end to end
Full type definitions mean your editor autocompletes the API and the compiler catches a wrong field before it ships. That is most of an SDK's value, and we do not cut it.
Sensible defaults, escape hatches
Retries, timeouts and pagination work sensibly out of the box, but every default is overridable. The SDK helps without hiding the API underneath it.
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Open Source
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Code Samples
Focused, copy-ready snippets for common problems.
Release Notes
What changed, what broke, and what to do about it.
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