generated: '2026-08-26' method: searched source: 'Queried registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org/pypi//json, and searched the QAX docs and the RedDrip7 GitHub account on 2026-08-26 for a first-party client library.' package_count: 0 official_sdk_count: 0 packages: [] note: 'QAX publishes no first-party client SDK for the Threat Intelligence API on any public package registry. The documented integration paths are a raw HTTPS GET with an `Api-Key` header (curl is the example the provider gives) and the hosted MCP server, which is a remote endpoint rather than an installable package — the configuration manual explicitly records stdio as ❌不支持 (not supported), so there is deliberately no npm/PyPI package to install. No SDKs pointer is emitted.' registry_probes: - registry: npm queried: - qax-ti-mcp - qianxin-ti - qianxin - '@qianxin/ti-sdk' - qax-ti result: all 404 version: null published: null - registry: pypi queried: - qianxin - qax-ti - qianxin-ti result: all 404 version: null published: null - registry: pypi queried: - qax result: exists but NOT first-party version: 0.4.1 published: null rejected: true rejection_reason: 'pypi.org/project/qax is "A JAX transform for writing things which pretend to be tensors" by Davis Yoshida (dyoshida@ttic.edu) — an unrelated machine-learning library that merely shares the QAX acronym. Not saved.' first_party_repos: - url: https://github.com/RedDrip7/qax-ti-mcp status: 200 kind: documentation official: true note: 'The QAX Threat Intelligence MCP configuration manual, authored and reviewed by named QAX Threat Intelligence Center staff. Documentation only — it ships no installable code, so it is recorded here as a first-party repository rather than as a package.' version: 2.0.0 published: '2025-09-03'