Types

@codespar/sdk re-exports everything in @codespar/types (export * from "@codespar/types"), so every wire type below imports from either package. The SDK adds its own configuration and loop types on top.

import type { ChargeArgs, ChargeResult, SessionConfig, LoopConfig } from "@codespar/sdk";

Where each type lives

The shapes on the method pages are copied from those files at the commit the surface snapshot names. When a field here and a field there disagree, the file wins; the pages are corrected, not the code.

Two unit conventions worth reading twice: ChargeArgs.amount is in major units (R$ 125.00 is 125) while PayArgs.amount, LedgerLeg.amount and every *_minor field are in minor units (R$ 1.25 is 125); and every timeout in this SDK is in milliseconds, where the Python package takes seconds.

Meta-tool definitions

The 15 tools the hosted server lists, from the same tools/list snapshot the meta-tool pages are checked against. @codespar/types publishes each one as a SharedMetaToolDefinition constant (re-exported by @codespar/sdk), and SHARED_META_TOOL_DEFINITIONS keys them by wire name. "Typed wrapper" is the Session method that calls the tool with a typed argument and result; the rest go through session.execute(name, input).

What each method takes and returns

Read from session.ts on the core's main branch (0.12.0). CallOptions is the per-call { timeout, signal } bag every method takes as a trailing opts; in @codespar/sdk since 0.12.0 (npm: 0.12.0). The method pages document it once, on the client page, rather than in every table.