API Overview¶
This page is a lookup map for the public SDK API. The Core API guides explain when and how to use each record type; this index points to the relevant declarations and runtime helpers.
| Need | Primary API | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Persist one external or source value | @json_artifact, @csv_artifact, @parquet_artifact, and other Artifact decorators |
Artifacts |
| Declare reusable work and publish its real invocation | @computation, computation_record, OclpRun.outputs_for() |
Computations and Executions |
| Record a quality or acceptance conclusion | @evidence, evaluate_evidence |
Evidence |
| Package exact Artifacts | ComputationArtifactSet, @artifact_set, assemble_artifact_set, artifact_set_input |
Artifact sets |
| Observe related real Executions | @run, observe_run, OclpRun, active_run |
Runs |
| Bind code and persist records | GitSource, ArtifactSource, ServiceSource, OpaqueSource, LocalArtifactPublisher |
Sources and publishing |
| Parse, digest, and validate portable records | parse_record, canonical_json_bytes, record_digest, validation helpers |
Canonical records and validation |
Core record models¶
The immutable Pydantic models live in oclp.models:
from oclp.models import (
Artifact,
ArtifactSet,
Computation,
Evidence,
Event,
Execution,
RecordReference,
)
Their field semantics and conformance requirements are defined by the OCLP specification. Use the SDK declarations for ordinary application code; instantiate model objects directly when implementing a store, ingesting records, or performing a low-level integration.
Optional integrations¶
- Dagster activates canonical OCLP declarations inside native Dagster assets.
- MLflow mirrors OCLP observations for experiment tracking.
- DuckDB catalog provides local record and Artifact-location storage.