johnNarula/Narula.AI.SystemOne.SDK
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Provider-neutral .NET SDK for decision models (Cloudflare Clef, SystemOne-compatible endpoints)
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Narula.AI SystemOne SDK
A provider-neutral .NET SDK for decision models — structured questions answered with probabilities instead of generated text. Its primary model is Cloudflare Clef, and settings switch it to Cloudflare Workers AI, OpenRouter or any compatible server.
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- Oct 2026
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- C# / .NET
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- CloudflareOpenRouter
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Highlights
- A .NET client for decision models: ask which option is best, whether something is true, or to rate 1-5, with probabilities attached.
- Primary model is Cloudflare Clef; the SDK is provider-neutral and can point at Cloudflare Workers AI, OpenRouter or any compatible server via settings.
- Ships as the Narula.AI.SystemOne.SDK.Clef NuGet package, installable with one dotnet add package command.
- The README example configures ProviderKind.OpenRouter with model cloudflare/clef-flash and shows BestMatchAsync returning the winning voice with a probability.
- MIT licensed; C# repository created 2026-10-08.
Quickstart
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dotnet add package Narula.AI.SystemOne.SDK.ClefWatch out
README reviewed 2026-10-17 from the round-eleven capture, which cuts off mid-example after the BestMatch output: the full API surface, target frameworks, retry behavior and pricing notes are not in the digest.
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A .NET client for decision models — AI models that answer structured questions with probabilities instead of generating text — named for SystemOne-compatible endpoints and installable as a NuGet package.
It targets SystemOne-compatible endpoints, the same class of decision models as TypeSafe's Jev, though its primary model in the README is Cloudflare Clef. No TypeSafe dependency is shown in the captured excerpt.
Cloudflare Workers AI, OpenRouter, or any compatible server. The example sets Provider = ProviderKind.OpenRouter and Model = cloudflare/clef-flash with an OpenRouter API key read from the environment.
Run dotnet add package Narula.AI.SystemOne.SDK.Clef. The README does not state a minimum .NET version in the captured excerpt.
The shown example ranks three narrator voices for a bedtime story with BestMatchAsync, which returns the winning option and its probability; the README frames the broader uses as which-is-best, is-this-true and rate-this-1-to-5 questions.
For OpenRouter, yes: the example reads OPENROUTER_API_KEY from the environment. Cloudflare and self-hosted servers would carry their own credentials, per the provider-neutral settings.
The digest truncates the code example mid-stream, so the SDK's full surface is unverified. The repository has 0 stars and was created on 2026-10-08, and no performance or pricing details are captured.
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