Metadata-Version: 2.4
Name: dspy-hub
Version: 0.1.3
Summary: DSPy Hub CLI and SDK for browsing and publishing DSPy programs
Author-email: Kevin Madura <hello@kmad.ai>
Requires-Python: >=3.10
Description-Content-Type: text/markdown

# dspy-hub

`dspy-hub` is the official CLI and Python SDK for browsing, installing, and publishing DSPy
programs. It speaks the same registry format used by [dspyhub.com](https://dspyhub.com) and ships
with a sample registry so you can try the tooling without any external services.

## Installation

```bash
pip install dspy-hub
# or with uv
uv pip install dspy-hub
```

For local development against this repository:

```bash
uv pip install -e .
```

## CLI quick start

The CLI exposes two primary commands: `list` to browse packages and `install` to copy package
artifacts into a local directory.

```bash
dspy-hub list
dspy-hub list --long
dspy-hub install dspy-team/people-extractor --dest ./dspy_packages
```

- Packages are addressed as `<author>/<name>`.
- By default the CLI talks to `https://api.dspyhub.com/index.json`.
- Override the registry with `--registry` or by passing a custom URL directly to the SDK helpers.

Both CLI and SDK share that default. Point them at `dspy_hub/sample_registry/index.json` if you want
to explore the bundled sample manifest offline.

## Python SDK quick start

Import `dspy_hub` anywhere you need to automate interactions with a registry.

```python
import dspy_hub

# Load a published program straight into a DSPy module
program = dspy_hub.load_program_from_hub("dspy-team/people-extractor")

# Inspect raw manifests or file payloads
package = dspy_hub.load_from_hub("dspy-team/people-extractor")
print(package.metadata)
```

### Publishing from Python

Publishing requires a developer key provided by the registry operator. Supply it via the
`DSPY_HUB_DEV_KEY` environment variable or the `dev_key` argument.

```python
metadata = {
    "version": "0.1.0",
    "description": "Optimized DSPy program that extracts people names.",
    "tags": ["example", "demo"],
}
dspy_hub.save_program_to_hub(
    "people-extractor",
    my_program,
    metadata,
    registry="https://example.com",
)
```

Need to bundle local helper modules? Pass them via `modules_to_serialize`, e.g. `modules_to_serialize=[my_helpers]`.

The identifier should be the package name only when publishing (`"people-extractor"`); the hub
derives the author namespace from the developer key.

## Environment variables

| Variable           | Purpose                                                                |
|--------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `DSPY_HUB_DEV_KEY` | Developer key required for authenticated publishing workflows.         |

## Bundled sample registry

The package includes a miniature registry under `dspy_hub/sample_registry/`. Point the CLI or SDK
to it (or leave the defaults) to explore the package format without standing up a server. The
sample contains:

- `index.json`: manifest of available packages.
- `packages/<author>/<name>/...`: artifact payloads referenced by the manifest.

## Troubleshooting

- Use `--dry-run` with the `install` command to preview which files would be written.
- Run with `-h` or `--help` to see full CLI usage.
- When diagnosing registry issues, ensure the manifest exposes SHA-256 hashes for each file; the
  installer validates them before writing.
