SDKs and client libraries - Neuro Developer Documentation

No Neuro client library is currently marked Recommended or Supported. For a new integration, use the Agent API unless your Neuron operator or project owner confirms a library and compatible version.

Support levels

When a client library is reviewed, it receives one of these support levels:

Status	Meaning
Recommended	Preferred default for new applications
Supported	Maintained and tested against supported Neuron builds
Generated	Produced from the OpenAPI description; support follows the published generator policy
Experimental	Available for evaluation without compatibility commitment
Legacy	Kept for existing integrations; not recommended for new work
Unmaintained	Historical reference only

Available clients

Client	Availability	Support level	Recommended action
C# Agent API	Public source repository	Not assessed	Use only after your project confirms the package, owner, and compatible Neuron version
JavaScript Agent API	Public source repository	Not assessed	Use only after your project confirms distribution and compatibility
TypeScript Agent API	Public source repository	Not assessed	Use only after your project confirms release completeness and parameter types
Python	No published client	Not available	Use cURL or direct HTTP

A public repository is not evidence that a client is supported. Confirm the package source, owner, support policy, and tested Neuron version before using it in production.

What a supported SDK must document

Installation command and package source.
Supported language/runtime and Neuron versions.
Authentication example.
First successful operation.
Error and retry model.
Known limitations.
Owner and support policy.
A complete runnable example using the SDK.

Direct HTTP fallback

Use the Agent API Quickstart to start a new integration today. The Agent API is Neuro’s primary HTTP API; its name is unrelated to AI agents.