generated: '2026-08-26'
method: searched
source: registry searches + https://developer.sensehq.com/
package_count: 0
official_count: 0
packages: []
registries_searched:
- registry: npm
  query: sensehq, sense-talent, sense-api
  result: no first-party package. Matches returned (@sensehq/vue-plaid-link-next, unofficial-sense,
    qliksense-api, @cochl/sense-api) belong to unrelated projects; @sensehq/vue-plaid-link-next is
    a Plaid Link wrapper with no connection to this company's recruiting platform.
- registry: PyPI
  query: sensehq, sense-api, sense-talent
  result: 404 — no package
- registry: RubyGems
  query: sensehq
  result: 404 — no 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: Packagist
  result: no first-party package
- registry: crates.io
  result: no first-party crate
source_code:
  github_org: none
  note: 'github.com/sensehq exists but is an unattributed account whose only public repository is
    "gittest", last updated December 2014. Nothing links it to Sense Talent Labs and it publishes
    no client library. No GitHubOrganization pointer is emitted.'
finding: 'Sense ships no client libraries in any language. The published OpenAPI is offered as the
  substitute: the docs tell integrators to "download the definition and create a client library
  using the openapi-generator project." That is a defensible position for a partner-only sync API
  with 52 operations, but it means every integrator generates and maintains their own client, and
  there is no first-party SDK release cadence to read as a maintenance signal.'