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Convilyn SDK (author)

Build tool servers + workflow specs for the Convilyn AI workflow platform.

Companion package: if you only want to call the Convilyn API (no server hosting, no workflow authoring), install convilyn instead. The two packages are intentionally separate so consumers don't pay the uvicorn dependency cost (convilyn-author wraps a lightweight internal MCP-over-uvicorn runtime, not FastAPI).

Free to install, paid to deploy. pip install convilyn-author is free. You host your tool server on your own infrastructure (Lambda, Fargate, VM) at your own cost; Convilyn bills the caller of your tools, not you (see DEPLOYMENT §8).

Quick Start

Step 0 — get a developer key (cvl_)

The author track authenticates with a developer key (cvl_ prefix) — your consumer key (ck_, from the web console) will NOT work here. Mint one by registering as a developer; there is no console UI for this yet:

import asyncio
from convilyn_sdk import ConvilynClient

async def main() -> None:
    result = await ConvilynClient().register(
        email="you@example.com",
        name="Your Name",
        company="Optional Co.",
    )
    print(result["api_key"])   # cvl_… — shown ONCE, store it securely

asyncio.run(main())

Export it as CONVILYN_DEVELOPER_KEY (see Environment Variables below). A 503 REGISTRATION_STORE_UNAVAILABLE response means the platform side is temporarily unavailable — retry later; it is not a problem with your request.

Step 1 — scaffold a tool server

pip install convilyn-author
convilyn-author init my-server
cd my-server

No public server? If your workflow only orchestrates platform built-in tools (OCR, document parsing, analysis), you can skip the tool-server track entirely and submit the workflow spec server-less: await client.submit_workflow(spec) — no server_ids, no HMAC endpoint. See submit_workflow in client.py.

Edit server.py:

from convilyn_sdk import ConvilynServer

server = ConvilynServer(
    name="my-server",
    description="My custom tool server",
    version="1.0.0",
)

@server.tool(description="Process text input")
async def process(text: str) -> dict:
    return {"result": text.upper()}

if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Production entry point: requires CONVILYN_HMAC_SECRET (fail-closed).
    # For local development run `convilyn-author dev` instead — it serves
    # without a secret. Or pass server.run(dev=True) / set
    # CONVILYN_DEV_INSECURE=1 for a bare `python server.py` local run.
    server.run()

CLI Commands

Command Description
convilyn-author init <name> Scaffold a new project
convilyn-author synth Compile → convilyn.manifest.json
convilyn-author dev Start local server
convilyn-author test Local compliance checks
convilyn-author test --sandbox Test with Convilyn Sandbox Agent
convilyn-author push --endpoint-url <url> Register a deployed tool server
convilyn-author status <id> Check verification status
convilyn-author workflow init <name> Scaffold a workflow spec
convilyn-author workflow build Compile workflow → spec JSON
convilyn-author doctor Environment + connectivity checks

Testing

from convilyn_sdk.testing import ConvilynTestRunner

runner = ConvilynTestRunner(server=server)
result = await runner.call_tool("process", {"text": "hello"})
assert result.success

report = await runner.run_compliance_check()
assert report.all_passed

Environment Variables

Variable Description
CONVILYN_DEVELOPER_KEY Your developer API key
CONVILYN_PLATFORM_URL Platform base URL (default: https://api.convilyn.corenovus.com)
CONVILYN_HOST Server bind host (default: 0.0.0.0)
CONVILYN_PORT Server bind port (default: 8080)
CONVILYN_HMAC_SECRET HMAC secret used to verify inbound /mcp requests from the Convilyn gateway. Required on every deployment — without it the server refuses to start (fail-closed). convilyn-author dev (and CONVILYN_DEV_INSECURE=1) serve without a secret for local development only.
CONVILYN_HMAC_TOLERANCE_SECONDS Max clock skew vs gateway timestamp; default 300 (5 min)
CONVILYN_LOG_LEVEL Log level (default: INFO)

Migrating from convilyn to convilyn-author

The legacy convilyn binary was removed in v2.0.0 — use convilyn-author. The only change is the binary name; all sub-commands, flags, and behaviour are identical:

# Before
convilyn init my-server
convilyn dev --port 8080
convilyn push --endpoint-url https://my-server.example.com

# After
convilyn-author init my-server
convilyn-author dev --port 8080
convilyn-author push --endpoint-url https://my-server.example.com

Why the rename: the consumer SDK (PyPI convilyn, the client for API callers) also ships a convilyn binary. Two packages cannot coexist in one environment while both claiming the same console script. The author SDK now owns convilyn-author; the consumer SDK keeps convilyn.

Next

  • DEPLOYMENT.md — Lambda / Fargate / VM walkthroughs + HMAC contract
  • STABILITY.md — what the public API is and the SemVer / deprecation promise behind it
  • CHANGELOG.md — version history
  • examples/ — runnable example tool servers + workflows
  • AGENT.md — guidance for AI coding agents contributing to this SDK

Licence

Apache-2.0. See LICENSE.