| name | poke-python |
| description | Build with the Poke Python SDK โ `pip install poke`. Mirrors the Node SDK with snake_case methods (`send_message`, `create_webhook`, `send_webhook`), richer exception types, and an MCP callbacks middleware for async tool progress updates. Use when the user is on Python (3.8+), writing a FastAPI/Flask/Django app, or building an MCP server in Python that needs Poke callbacks. |
| license | MIT |
| compatibility | Requires Python >= 3.8 for the core SDK; Python >= 3.10 for the MCP callbacks module. |
| metadata | {"author":"HKTITAN","version":"1.0.0","graph":true} |
Poke Python SDK โ Map of Content
The official Python SDK on PyPI: pip install poke. Same surface as the Node SDK ([[../poke/SKILL]]) with Pythonic naming and finer-grained exceptions.
Setup
- [[references/install]] โ
pip install poke; Python 3.8+; zero dependencies.
- [[references/quickstart]] โ
Poke(), send_message, create_webhook, send_webhook in 10 lines.
- [[references/auth-and-config]] โ credential resolution +
base_url.
Reliability
- [[references/exceptions]] โ
PokeError, AuthenticationError, ForbiddenError, RateLimitError.
MCP server-side (Python only โ Node SDK has no equivalent)
- [[references/mcp-callbacks]] โ
with_callbacks, PokeCallbackMiddleware, callback context for streaming progress to Poke from your MCP tools.
Cross-references
- The conceptual model is identical to Node โ see [[../poke/SKILL]] for SDK methods, [[../poke-webhooks/SKILL]] for webhook design, [[../poke/references/use-cases]] for canonical patterns.
- For tunneling a Python MCP server to Poke, see [[../poke-mcp-tunnel/references/tunnel-local]].
Reference
