Introducing the Stedi TypeScript and Python SDKs
We're releasing official software development kits (SDKs) for TypeScript and Python. The SDK packages are available from npm and PyPI.
Previously, Stedi only offered REST APIs. If you wanted language-specific types, retries, or error handling, you had to write your own client. Every customer who integrated with Stedi had to repeat that work.
Now the SDKs do that work for you. You get types, retries, and error handling as part of the SDKs. You only need to write the parts that are specific to your product.
This initial SDK release includes operations covering the following API endpoints:
- The redesigned JSON Real-Time Eligibility Check API endpoint
- CMS-1500 Professional Claim API endpoints
- Claims Lifecycle API endpoints
- Event Destination API endpoints
Watch the 2026 Stedi Keynote announcement:
Get started
Visit the npm and PyPI pages for installation and quickstart instructions.
You'll find runnable, end-to-end examples for every operation in the examples/ directories:
Versioning
The SDKs are generated from our own internal API models, so they stay in lockstep with our REST APIs.
We keep the SDKs backwards compatible within a major version. These changes don't require a new major version:
- New API operations
- New optional parameters
- New fields in responses
- A change in the order of response properties
- A mandatory parameter that becomes optional
A breaking change gets a new major version. Previous major versions keep working, but we recommend that you upgrade.
Try Stedi for free
To use the SDKs, you must have a Stedi API key.
To get started, sign up for a free sandbox account. It takes less than two minutes. No credit card is required.
With a sandbox account, you can create a test API key to run predefined mock eligibility checks or set up event destinations.
When you're ready, upgrade to production on our pay-as-you-go plan. There are no monthly minimums or setup fees. You only pay for the transactions you use.
For more details, see our announcement blog.