python sdk

[moeodeh3]

Overview

this pr includes:

• api-key-stamper
• sdk-types
• http

the main difference between sdk-server and turnkey_http is that the Python client is built on top of sdk-types, which provides cleaner, easier-to-read generated types that the client uses directly. On the other hand, sdk-server relies on the OpenAPI-generated types from mono, which are a lot harder to read and work with. So I'd say the Python http client feels closer to the core client than it does to sdk-server

It also includes a client.send_signed_request helper that makes sending stamped requests really easy as a bonus

Why use Pydantic in our generated types?

we use it to handle field name conflicts with Python keywords. For example, some Turnkey API requests include a from field (like v1EthSendTransactionIntent), which is a reserved keyword in Python

pydantic's Field aliasing allows us to:

• use from_ in Python code (avoiding syntax errors)
• automatically serialize to from when making API requests to Turnkey

Tests

I’ve added 10 tests covering:

• activities
• queries
• stamping functions
• orgId overrides

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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	setuptools@​80.9.0
	mypy@​1.19.1
	pytest@​9.0.2
	wheel@​0.45.1
	requests@​2.32.5
	datamodel-code-generator@​0.52.2
	cryptography@​46.0.3
	pydantic@​2.12.5
	ruff@​0.14.11
	pytest-asyncio@​1.3.0
	types-requests@​2.32.4.20260107

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