Python SDK API Reference

Into sync and async clients, with types grouped into common, questions, and responses, and separate pages for retries, exceptions, and constants.

No, it is an index only; details live in the linked subpages such as the retries page and the questions page.

Yes. Each page points to /llms.txt, a file you fetch to discover all available pages before exploring further. The API reference is one section of that index rather than a standalone site.

Two Python clients: a synchronous client and an asynchronous client, each with its own page. The index links them alongside the shared type pages and the retry, exception, and constants references.

Into three pages: Common, Questions, and Responses. Common holds JSONValue and JSONContent, Questions covers Noul, Choice, and Score, and Responses covers the answer models.

Mintlify, a developer documentation platform. The footer notes the site is built and hosted on Mintlify, and the same chrome wraps the console, cookbooks, and reference sections.

The Reference section groups it with a Models page, an Agent skill, and a Model jaggedness page, while Documentation and Cookbooks form their own top-level sections.