generated: '2026-09-14' method: searched source: https://pypi.org/pypi/opendbm/json name: AiCure packages and SDKs summary: >- AiCure publishes one first-party package: opendbm, the Python library behind its open-source OpenDBM digital-behavioral-measurement toolkit. Registry search of npm, PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io, NuGet, Maven Central and pkg.go.dev found no other AiCure-published library, and no client SDK exists for the commercial H.Code platform because that platform has no public API. packages: - name: opendbm registry: pypi url: https://pypi.org/project/opendbm/ official: true language: python license: AGPL-3.0 version: 0.0.1b6 published: '2022-12-20' repository: https://github.com/AiCure/open_dbm documentation: https://aicure.github.io/open_dbm maintainer_email: opendbm@aicure.com description: >- AiCure's OpenDBM calculates digital biomarkers of health and functioning from video or audio of an individual's behavior - facial activity, voice, movement and speech - in one package. It is the library the self-hosted OpenDBM REST API wraps, so it is the native-language interface to the same capability rather than a REST client generated from a spec. versions_published: - 0.0.1b4 - 0.0.1b5 - 0.0.1b6 note: >- DECAY SIGNAL. Every release on PyPI is a pre-release beta and the newest, 0.0.1b6, was published 2022-12-20; the GitHub repository's last push is 2023-02-10. The documentation site advertises stable versions 2.0 and 2.1 that were never published to PyPI, and both of its "Changelog" links (github.com/AiCure/open_dbm/releases/tag/v2.0.0 and .../v2.1.0) return HTTP 404. A consumer installing from PyPI gets a 2022 beta, not the 2.1 the docs describe. registries_searched: - registry: npm query: aicure / opendbm result: no first-party package - registry: pypi query: opendbm / open-dbm / aicure result: opendbm (official) - registry: rubygems result: no first-party package - registry: crates.io result: no first-party package - registry: nuget result: no first-party package - registry: maven-central result: no first-party package - registry: pkg.go.dev result: no first-party package