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TypeSafe SDK Swift
Community Swift SDK for TypeSafe with a dependency-free client that sends state plus typed questions and returns inferred answers for Apple platforms.
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- InsaneArts
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- Oct 2026
About this project
Swift community SDK for TypeSafe AI. Add the package (Swift 6.0 or newer, macOS 13, iOS 16): Set TYPESAFEAPIKEY in your environment, then create and use the client: Answer types are inferred from your questions. With several questions, answers is a tuple in the order of the questions. The library has no dependencies. The model sees the options of a Choice in the order you give them, and the order can change the probabilities.
Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.
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Highlights
- One client call maps state plus questions to typed answers.
- Tuple answers preserve question order for multi-question calls.
- No external dependencies for Apple-platform apps.
- Retry policy and question types are inspectable in source.
Watch out
Answer types follow question order as a tuple for multiple questions, Choice option order can shift probabilities, and the digest points to client, question and retry sources for defaults. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.
Questions about this entry
Short answers drawn from the linked project or page.
Add the package at the documented version floor on Swift 6 with the stated macOS and iOS minimums, set TYPESAFE_API_KEY, then construct the client and call systemOne with state and questions.
With several questions, answers come back as a tuple in question order with types inferred from the questions. Print or destructure that tuple rather than expecting named fields.
Yes for ordering effects: the model sees Choice options in the order given, and reordering can change the probabilities, so keep option order stable in tests.
It is community-maintained rather than official. The digest points to TypeSafe docs for model behavior and to the SDK client, questions and retry files for API options.
A small one. One client call maps state plus questions to typed answers, and the README's quickstart passes a state dictionary and a Choice constructed with instructions and an options array. The dependency-free package targets Swift 6.0 or newer on macOS 13 and iOS 16. For API options and defaults the README points at three source files directly: Client.swift, Questions.swift and RetryPolicy.swift.
MIT. It is a Swift community SDK rather than a TypeSafe product, so model behaviour is documented on TypeSafe's own docs site and anything about the SDK's own options lives in its source. For anything beyond the quickstart, those three files are the reference the README points you at.
Client construction throws, so it is `let client = try TypeSafeClient()`, and the call is async, so `try await client.systemOne(...)`. State is an ordinary Swift dictionary keyed by string, a question is constructed inline as Choice with instructions and an options array, and the result is read straight off as response.answers.choice. The package itself has no dependencies, so there is nothing else to resolve or pin.
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