generated: '2026-09-04' method: searched source: >- registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org, crates.io, api.github.com/orgs/braiins, https://academy.braiins.com/braiins-os/papi-about.md, https://braiins.com/toolbox description: >- Braiins publishes no first-party client SDK on any package registry. The Braiins OS Public API ships as a contract (proto + OpenAPI) and Braiins points integrators at generic gRPC tooling (grpcurl, gRPCui, Postman) rather than at a generated client. The distributables Braiins does publish — Braiins Toolbox, the Braiins Manager Agent, Braiins OS itself — are installers and binaries, not registry packages. Everything on a registry with "braiins" in its name is community-built. official_sdk_count: 0 package_count: 6 packages: - name: bos-plus-api kind: api-contract official: true registry: github url: https://github.com/braiins/bos-plus-api language: protobuf version: 1.14.0 published: '2026-08-13' description: >- The Braiins OS Public API contract itself — 16 proto3 files under proto/bos/v1 plus version.proto. Not a client library; consumers generate their own stubs. note: >- No registry publication (not on buf.build, npm, PyPI or crates.io). Version and date read from the GitHub release tag, which tracks the API version in the Braiins OS Public API changelog. mirrored_to: grpc/ - name: bos-plus-api-demos kind: examples official: true registry: github url: https://github.com/braiins/bos-plus-api-demos language: python version: null published: '2024-05-14' note: >- Example gRPC client code, not a packaged library — no tags, no releases, not on PyPI. version: null because the repository publishes no version; the date is its last push. Last touched 2024-05-14, so it predates BOS Public API 1.7.0-1.14.0 and the entire REST surface added in 25.07. - name: braiins-toolbox kind: binary official: true registry: cdn url: https://braiins.com/toolbox#download version: 26.08.1 published: '2026-08-26' note: >- Distributed as a signed download from braiins.com, not from a package registry. Version and date read from the published changelog at https://academy.braiins.com/braiins-toolbox/whats-new.md. The download URL is unpinned and floats to the current release, so a consumer cannot pin a version from the URL. - name: '@ryno-crypto/braiins-pool-mcp-server' kind: mcp-server official: false registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ryno-crypto/braiins-pool-mcp-server repository: https://github.com/RynoCrypto/braiins-pool-mcp-server version: 1.0.2 published: '2026-04-23' note: >- Third-party MCP server wrapping the Braiins Pool JSON API. Not affiliated with Braiins. - name: '@ryno-crypto/braiins-insights-mcp-server' kind: mcp-server official: false registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ryno-crypto/braiins-insights-mcp-server repository: https://github.com/Ryno-Crypto-Mining-Services/braiins-insights-mcp-server version: 0.4.0 published: '2026-02-17' note: Third-party MCP server for the Braiins Insights dashboard data. Not affiliated with Braiins. - name: braiinspool kind: client-library official: false registry: crates.io url: https://crates.io/crates/braiinspool repository: https://github.com/shadowylab/braiinspool language: rust version: 0.3.0 published: '2025-10-07' note: Third-party Rust client for the Braiins Pool API. Not affiliated with Braiins. also_seen: - name: braiin_clock registry: crates.io version: 0.2.0 published: '2024-01-31' official: false note: Third-party CLI that broadcasts Braiins Pool stats; listed for completeness, not an SDK. - name: asic-rs-firmwares-braiins registry: crates.io version: 0.8.0 published: '2026-08-25' official: false note: Braiins firmware support inside the third-party asic-rs project, not a Braiins client. findings: - >- Zero first-party SDKs on any registry. This is the largest developer-ergonomics gap in the Braiins surface: three real API contracts and no generated client for any of them. - >- The only official example code (bos-plus-api-demos) has not been touched since 2024-05-14 and predates both the REST API (added in Braiins OS 25.07) and eight releases of the gRPC contract — a dated abandonment signal on the one artifact a new integrator would open first.