name: Synup client libraries and packages generated: '2026-08-13' method: searched source: registry.npmjs.org, pypi.org, rubygems.org, github.com/synup description: 'Synup does not link SDKs from developer.synup.com. Two first-party packages were found by registry search: a Node.js SDK published under the npm account whose maintainer email is dev@synup.com, and a React component library under the @synup npm scope. Two PyPI packages carry the same SDK shape and README voice but PyPI does not expose an uploader, so their first-party status is recorded as unverified rather than asserted.' official_count: 2 packages: - name: synup-js registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/synup-js language: JavaScript/TypeScript official: true version: 0.2.0 published: '2026-04-08' install: npm install synup-js evidence: npm maintainer is {"name":"synup","email":"dev@synup.com"}; README describes the Synup v4 API client (SynupClient, fetchAllLocations, SYNUP_API_KEY env var, 429 + 5xx retry with backoff). note: Covers locations, listings, reviews and analytics. Auto-paginates the cursor connections; default timeout 240s, maxRetries 2. - name: '@synup/locator-components' registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@synup/locator-components language: JavaScript/React official: true version: 1.11.2 published: '2023-03-10' install: npm install @synup/locator-components repository: https://github.com/synup/locator evidence: Published under the @synup npm scope with repository git+https://github.com/synup/locator.git. note: Store-locator React components rather than an API client. Last release 2023-03-10 — more than three years before the current v4 API surface and the 2026 MCP launch, so it is not maintained alongside the API. - name: synup registry: pypi url: https://pypi.org/project/synup/ language: Python official: unverified version: 0.4.2 published: '2026-04-01' install: pip install synup evidence: Summary "Python SDK for the Synup API"; README matches the synup-js SDK in shape and voice (SYNUP_API_KEY env var, workflows.auto_reply_to_reviews, workflows.listings_health_audit). PyPI publishes no author, author_email, maintainer or project_urls for this package, so first-party status cannot be proved from the registry. note: Released within a week of the PyPI package synup-sdk and four months before this probe. - name: synup-sdk registry: pypi url: https://pypi.org/project/synup-sdk/ language: Python official: unverified version: 0.4.0 published: '2026-03-31' install: pip install synup-sdk evidence: Summary "Python SDK for the Synup API". No author or project URLs published. note: Appears to be superseded by the shorter name `synup`, published one day later and at a higher version. - name: synup registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/synup language: JavaScript official: false version: 1.0.1 published: '2016-06-30' repository: https://github.com/princesoni1989/synup note: Community package, abandoned for ten years. Predates the v4 API entirely. - name: synupapi registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/synupapi language: JavaScript official: false version: 1.0.4 published: '2020-10-08' repository: https://github.com/rakeshf/synupapi note: Community package, unmaintained. - name: '@mx-inventor/synup' registry: npm url: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mx-inventor/synup language: JavaScript official: false version: 1.1.2 published: '2021-11-25' repository: https://github.com/mx-inventor/synup note: Third-party agency client, unmaintained. not_found: - registry: rubygems query: synup result: no packages - registry: pypi name: synup-api result: '404' currency_finding: The one unambiguous first-party API client, synup-js, sits at 0.2.0 and was last published 2026-04-08 — four months before this probe, and after the v4 API's own published "last updated" date of 2025-07-21. It is current relative to the REST surface. @synup/locator-components has not been released since 2023 and should be read as dormant. gaps: - No SDK is linked from developer.synup.com, so a developer reading the docs would not find synup-js at all. - No first-party Ruby, PHP, Java, Go, .NET or C# client exists. - The two PyPI packages publish no author/maintainer metadata, which is why they cannot be credited as official.