generated: '2026-08-11' method: searched source: >- Registry searches against npm, PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io, NuGet, Maven Central and pkg.go.dev, plus the GitHub org https://github.com/daloopa and the Daloopa documentation set. description: >- Daloopa publishes NO conventional client SDK in any language package registry. It distributes its first-party client-side software through three non-registry channels instead: agent plugins on GitHub, an Office add-in through Microsoft AppSource, and native data shares through cloud marketplaces. This artifact records what exists and, just as importantly, what does not. registry_search: npm: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11', endpoint: 'https://registry.npmjs.org/-/v1/search?text=daloopa'} pypi: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11', endpoint: 'https://pypi.org/pypi/daloopa/json', http_status: 404} rubygems: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11'} crates_io: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11'} nuget: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11'} maven_central: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11'} go: {query: daloopa, results: 0, checked: '2026-08-11'} finding: >- Zero first-party packages in any language registry. A developer integrating the REST API writes raw HTTP. Given that the API is a straightforward Basic-auth REST surface with an anonymously readable OpenAPI at https://app.daloopa.com/swagger.json, a generated SDK is cheap for Daloopa to ship and its absence is a real DX gap — but it is an honest absence, not an abandoned SDK. official_package_count: 3 packages: - name: daloopa-plugin-claude official: true kind: agent-plugin registry: github url: https://github.com/daloopa/daloopa-plugin-claude install: 'Claude Code plugin marketplace (daloopa-marketplace), source ./' language: markdown/json license: Apache-2.0 version: '1.0.0' version_source: .claude-plugin/plugin.json published: '2026-07-22' published_basis: >- Latest push to the default branch. The repository publishes NO GitHub releases and NO git tags, so there is no release-dated artifact; 1.0.0 is the version declared inside plugin.json and it has never been incremented. currency_note: >- Checked, not guessed. Because the plugin carries no tags or releases, a consumer installing from the marketplace cannot pin a version — they always get the tip of main. The declared 1.0.0 is therefore decorative rather than a resolvable version. contents: 21 SKILL.md agent skills + 2 shared reference docs + .mcp.json server config see: skills/_index.yml - name: daloopa-plugin-codex official: true kind: agent-plugin registry: github url: https://github.com/daloopa/daloopa-plugin-codex install: Codex / ChatGPT skills packaging via scripts/package_chatgpt_skills.py language: python/markdown license: Apache-2.0 version: null version_source: null published: '2026-07-22' published_basis: Latest push to the default branch; no releases, no tags. currency_note: >- version: null is a checked absence — the repository publishes no release, tag or version field that a consumer could pin to. Description: "Financial analysis skills for Codex and ChatGPT powered by Daloopa". contents: The same 21 skills, each with an accompanying agents/openai.yaml. - name: Daloopa Excel Add-In official: true kind: office-addin registry: microsoft-appsource url: https://docs.daloopa.com/docs/install-daloopa-excel-add-in security_docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/docs/excel-add-in-security-and-architecture language: office-js version: null version_source: null currency_note: >- version: null is a checked absence, not an unchecked field. AppSource does not expose an unauthenticated version-metadata endpoint equivalent to a package registry, and the installation docs do not state a version number. The add-in self-updates, so a consumer cannot pin a version either. Daloopa maintains a github.com/daloopa/microsoft-appsource-validation repository, consistent with an AppSource listing pipeline. note: >- Distributed and updated through Microsoft AppSource rather than a developer package registry. Daloopa publishes a dedicated security-and-architecture page for it aimed at customer IT/infosec review, which is a notably mature move for an Office add-in. see: components/daloopa-components.yml other_first_party_repositories: - name: daloopa/investing url: https://github.com/daloopa/investing language: Python license: Apache-2.0 last_pushed: '2026-07-22' packaged: false note: Public first-party repository; not published to PyPI and carries no releases or tags. - name: daloopa/finretrieval url: https://github.com/daloopa/finretrieval language: Python last_pushed: '2026-03-10' packaged: false - name: daloopa/microsoft-appsource-validation url: https://github.com/daloopa/microsoft-appsource-validation last_pushed: '2026-01-06' packaged: false excluded_repositories: note: >- github.com/daloopa/hiring-backend and hiring-frontend are engineering-candidate coding challenges, not client software, and are excluded. non_registry_distribution: - channel: Snowflake Marketplace kind: data-share docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/docs/snowflake note: Native data share — no ETL, no client library. Subscription managed via POST /api/v3/snowflake/company-subscription. - channel: Databricks Marketplace kind: data-share docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/docs/databricks note: Native data share. Subscription managed via POST /api/v3/databricks/company-subscription. - channel: AWS S3 kind: file-delivery docs: https://docs.daloopa.com/docs/aws-s3 note: Raw Parquet files delivered into a dedicated S3 bucket for teams running their own pipelines. third_party_note: >- Community repositories referencing Daloopa exist on GitHub (for example kandhawe1/daloopa-investing and crmchattie/daloopa). None are first-party and none are recorded here as packages. cross_links: skills: skills/_index.yml components: components/daloopa-components.yml mcp: mcp/daloopa-mcp.yml