name: Highspot Client Packages
description: >-
  Registry sweep for Highspot API client libraries. Highspot publishes NO first-party
  SDK in any package registry — npm, PyPI, RubyGems, NuGet, Maven Central, crates.io
  and the Go module proxy all return zero Highspot-authored packages, and the
  github.com/highspot organization contains only forks of unrelated open-source
  projects (testcafe, flutter plugins, aws-sdk-ruby) with no Highspot API client.
  Two community packages exist and both are recorded below with their real currency,
  because their release dates are the only dated evidence available about how the
  integration ecosystem is aging. The Python SDK on readthedocs.io that apis.yml
  previously listed as a Highspot SDK is one of them: it is third-party, authored by
  Jeff Shurtliff, and last released in December 2022.
generated: '2026-08-14'
method: searched
source: >-
  registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org, rubygems.org, azuresearch-usnc.nuget.org,
  search.maven.org, crates.io, proxy.golang.org, api.github.com/orgs/highspot
checked: '2026-08-14'

official_sdk_count: 0
package_count: 2

packages:
  - name: highspot
    registry: pypi
    language: Python
    url: https://pypi.org/project/highspot/
    repository: https://github.com/jeffshurtliff/highspot
    docs: https://highspot.readthedocs.io/
    version: 1.0.0
    published: '2022-12-11'
    official: false
    author: Jeff Shurtliff
    description: A Python toolset for utilizing the Highspot API.
    coverage:
      modules:
        - api
        - domain
        - groups
        - items
        - pitches
        - request
        - users
      note: >-
        Read-only surface. Every documented function is a getter (get_item,
        get_items, get_users, get_pitches, get_groups, me, get_request_status);
        nothing in the library writes.
    decay_signal: >-
      Last release 2022-12-11 — over three and a half years old, and predates both
      the Highspot MCP server and the current v1.0 REST version this catalog records.
      This is the library Highspot's own apis.yml entry pointed at as "PythonSDK".
    note: >-
      Community project, not Highspot. Marked official:false on the evidence of the
      PyPI author field (Jeff Shurtliff, jeff.shurtliff@rsa.com) and the GitHub
      homepage under a personal account.

  - name: highspot-cli
    registry: npm
    language: JavaScript/TypeScript
    url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/highspot-cli
    repository: https://github.com/advait/highspot-cli
    version: 0.2.1
    published: '2026-02-24'
    official: false
    author: Advait Shinde
    description: Agent-first CLI for the Highspot API.
    note: >-
      Community CLI under a personal GitHub account, not a Highspot release. Recorded
      here rather than in cli/ because there is no first-party Highspot CLI.

registries_checked:
  - registry: npm
    query: highspot
    results: 1
    official: 0
  - registry: pypi
    query: highspot
    results: 1
    official: 0
  - registry: rubygems
    query: highspot
    results: 0
    official: 0
  - registry: nuget
    query: highspot
    results: 0
    official: 0
  - registry: maven-central
    query: highspot
    results: 0
    official: 0
  - registry: crates.io
    query: highspot
    results: 0
    official: 0
  - registry: go-proxy
    query: github.com/highspot
    results: 0
    official: 0
    note: 'proxy.golang.org returned 404: invalid import path'
  - registry: packagist
    query: highspot
    results: null
    official: 0
    note: packagist.org returned HTTP 502 at probe time; not re-checked
  - registry: github
    query: orgs/highspot repos
    results: 48
    official: 0
    note: >-
      All 48 repositories are forks of unrelated open-source projects. No Highspot API
      client, no MCP server package, no SDK.

findings:
  - >-
    Highspot ships a remote MCP server but no client package of any kind — there is
    nothing to npm install, pip install, or import. Every integration path is either
    raw HTTP against api-{instance}.highspot.com or a third-party iPaaS connector
    (Workato, Glean, Smartsheet, Microsoft Power Platform).
  - >-
    No SDKs pointer is emitted in apis.yml, because official_sdk_count is 0. Both
    packages here are community work.