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@pontx/openai

v0.1.1

Published

14 days ago

Type-safe OpenAI API SDK and CLI generated from the product-owned PontxSpec

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@pontx/openai

Pontx Hub SDK guide

Type-safe OpenAI API SDK and CLI generated from the exact product-owned PontxSpec metadata commit. It covers the complete 288 Endpoint contract (including typed SSE streaming surfaces) and makes caller-directed requests only.

Install

pnpm add @pontx/openai

SDK

Keep the API key outside source and logs:

import { createOpenAiClient } from "@pontx/openai";

const client = createOpenAiClient({
  apiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY,
});

const models = await client.models.listModels();

The SDK reads OPENAI_API_KEY (or OPENAI_ADMIN_API_KEY for organization administration Endpoints) from the caller environment when no option is passed. It never persists credential material.

CLI

pnpm add --global @pontx/openai
pontx-openai list apis
pontx-openai call models listModels --dry-run

All POST and DELETE calls are blocked until the exact same request has been reviewed via --dry-run and repeated with its short-lived --confirm token. Previews redact credential-like input names. OpenAI traffic stays caller-local; Pontx Hub does not proxy it.

Legal and service boundary

The immutable OpenAPI input is MIT licensed. OpenAI Platform service use, website content, and trademarks are governed separately by OpenAI's terms. This independently branded SDK is not endorsed by OpenAI.