generated: '2026-08-17' method: searched source: >- Registry searches of npm, PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io, Packagist, Maven Central, NuGet and pkg.go.dev; the GitHub org https://github.com/Clevergy; and the Clevergy developer documentation at https://docs.clever.gy/developer/microfrontends. description: >- Clevergy publishes NO server-side API client library in any language registry. Its only first-party distributed client code is a single browser ES module — the microfrontend loader — served straight from its own CDN bucket with no version in the URL. An integrator calling the Connect API writes raw HTTP. packages: - language: javascript registry: cdn name: clevergy-modules.js url: https://assets.clever.gy/clevergy-modules.js install: official: true kind: browser web-component bundle purpose: >- Defines all ~30 Clevergy microfrontend custom elements so they can be used anywhere in a web page or webview. Not an API client SDK — it is the UI component distribution. See components/clevergy-components.yml. version: null published: null note: >- Version is null because it is genuinely unknowable to a consumer, not because it was not checked. The distribution URL carries no version segment and no query string, so it always floats to whatever build is currently in the bucket; there is no CDN metadata API for a private Google Cloud Storage bucket (this is not npm/unpkg/jsDelivr, so data.jsdelivr.com/unpkg meta endpoints do not apply). The only currency signal available is the HTTP response: Last-Modified 2026-08-17T10:12:50 GMT, ETag c8e4a0032f9000dce016104cfc712b25, Content-Length 592093, Cache-Control max-age=60. So the bundle is actively maintained (rebuilt the same day it was probed) but unpinnable — an integrator cannot state which build their production page is loading, and neither can we. probe: url: https://assets.clever.gy/clevergy-modules.js http_status: 200 content_type: text/javascript size_bytes: 592093 last_modified: '2026-08-17T10:12:50Z' fetched: '2026-08-17' sdks: official_api_client_count: 0 languages: [] note: >- Zero first-party API SDKs. NO `SDKs` pointer is claimed in apis.yml: the one official package above is a browser UI bundle, and crediting it as an SDK would assert an SDK program Clevergy does not run. The documentation's only code examples for the Connect API are raw cURL calls. Integration is therefore hand-rolled HTTP in every language, against a Swagger 2.0 document that a consumer can at least feed to a generator (openapi-generator / swagger-codegen) — which is the practical mitigation and worth telling the provider. registry_search: checked: '2026-08-17' registries: - registry: npm query: clevergy endpoint: https://registry.npmjs.org/-/v1/search?text=clevergy total_hits: 2 first_party_hits: 0 - registry: pypi queries: [clevergy, clever-gy] result: 404 on both — no such project - registry: rubygems result: no first-party gem - registry: crates.io result: no first-party crate - registry: packagist result: no first-party package - registry: maven-central result: no first-party artifact - registry: nuget result: no first-party package - registry: pkg.go.dev result: no first-party module - registry: github endpoint: https://api.github.com/orgs/clevergy/repos public_repos: 3 repos: - name: gcloud-env-secrets language: TypeScript description: >- Utility to generate .env files from a template by retrieving and inserting secrets from Google Cloud Secret Manager pushed_at: '2026-06-29' is_sdk: false - name: frontend-hiring-test language: TypeScript pushed_at: '2026-02-28' is_sdk: false - name: backend-hiring-test language: Kotlin pushed_at: '2025-10-28' is_sdk: false note: >- The public GitHub org holds one internal utility and two hiring exercises. No SDK, no spec mirror, no examples repo. not_first_party: - registry: npm name: clevergy-sdk url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/clevergy-sdk version: 0.4.16 published: '2023-03-15' official: false exclusion_reason: >- Repository is git+https://github.com/pcourpron/clevergy-api.git — a personal account unaffiliated with the Clevergy GitHub org. Not linked from any Clevergy documentation. Recorded here rather than in packages[] so it is never counted as a Clevergy SDK. - registry: npm name: clv-jwt-validator url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/clv-jwt-validator version: 1.0.2 published: '2016-10-27' official: false exclusion_reason: >- Published 2016, six years before The Clevergy Solution SL was founded (2022), from bitbucket.org/clevergy/tokenvalidator. A name collision with an unrelated project, not an abandoned Clevergy library.