generated: '2026-08-15' method: searched source: >- npm registry search + registry.npmjs.org metadata, PyPI, RubyGems, crates.io and the github.com/invitae organization listing (GitHub REST API, 46 public repositories) note: >- Invitae publishes NO first-party client library for any API. One package exists under the company's own npm scope — @invitae/pdfjs — but it is a custom build of Mozilla's PDF.js used by Invitae's own web application, not an API SDK. Every "bioinformatics" repository in the github.com/invitae organization (hgvs, bioutils, uta, SpliceAI, needlestack, VarDictJava, pangolin) is a FORK of an upstream project (biocommons/*, Illumina/SpliceAI, IARCbioinfo/needlestack, AstraZeneca-NGS/VarDictJava, broadinstitute/pangolin) — verified via the GitHub API `fork`/`parent` fields — so the PyPI/Maven artifacts for those names belong to their upstream owners, not to Invitae. Because there is no API client library, apis.yml carries a Packages pointer but deliberately does NOT carry an SDKs pointer. sdk_count: 0 package_count: 1 packages: - language: javascript registry: npm name: '@invitae/pdfjs' url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@invitae/pdfjs install: npm install @invitae/pdfjs official: true api_client: false version: 2.0.943 published: '2019-03-21' license: Apache-2.0 repository: https://github.com/invitae/pdf.js description: Invitae's custom build of Mozilla's PDF.js library. note: >- Only version ever published; latest release is 2019-03-21, over seven years stale as of this pass. A viewer build for the company's own report-rendering UI, not a client for any Invitae API. registries_checked: - registry: npm query: invitae result: 1 package (@invitae/pdfjs) - registry: pypi query: invitae, invitae-api, invitae-sdk, pyinvitae result: 404 on all four - registry: rubygems query: invitae result: 404 - registry: crates.io query: invitae result: no matching crate - registry: github query: github.com/invitae organization repositories result: >- 46 public repositories; every non-exercise repository is a fork of an upstream project. No first-party SDK, no API specification, no published client library.