SDKs

Build with a typed Seren client

Choose TypeScript, Python, or Rust and work with the same Seren products in the style of your language. The TypeScript SDK also works in JavaScript projects.

Configuration

Shared configuration

All three SDKs read SEREN_API_KEY and SEREN_API_BASE. The default API base is https://api.serendb.com. Most applications only need these two settings. Applications that connect to more than one Seren account can create a separate client for each one.

TypeScript

A TypeScript-first SDK with full JavaScript support for server and browser applications.

Install the TypeScript SDK

pnpm add @serendb/sdk

TypeScript managed agent example

import { serenAgentListDeployments } from "@serendb/sdk";

const { data, error } = await serenAgentListDeployments();
if (error) throw error;

console.log(data.data);

View TypeScript SDK

Python

For Python applications, scripts, notebooks, and async work.

Install the Python SDK

pip install seren-sdk

Python managed agent example

from seren import Seren
from seren.api.generated.api.seren_agent import seren_agent_list_deployments

with Seren() as seren:
    response = seren_agent_list_deployments.sync_detailed(client=seren.client)
    print(response.parsed)

View Python SDK

Rust

For Rust applications and services that connect to Seren.

Install the Rust SDK

seren-sdk = "0.9"

Rust managed agent example

use seren::{Client, ClientConfig};

let client = Client::from_config(&ClientConfig::from_env())?;
let deployments = client
    .seren_agent_list_deployments()
    .await?
    .into_inner()
    .data;

println!("Found {} deployment(s)", deployments.len());

View Rust SDK

Reference

One contract across languages

TypeScript, Python, and Rust expose the same Seren products even when method names follow different language conventions. Use the API reference when you need the exact inputs and responses for an operation.

Download OpenAPI Browse schemas