generated: '2026-09-02' method: searched source: https://github.com/Vayana registries_searched: - registry: npm query: https://registry.npmjs.org/-/v1/search?text=vayana&size=20 result: 0 packages - registry: PyPI query: https://pypi.org/pypi/vayana/json result: 404 Not Found - registry: RubyGems query: https://rubygems.org/api/v1/search.json?query=vayana result: empty array - registry: Maven Central query: https://search.maven.org/solrsearch/select?q=vayana result: numFound 0 - registry: Packagist query: https://packagist.org/search.json?q=vayana result: no Vayana-authored package (only unrelated "voyanara/*" fuzzy matches) - registry: GitHub organization query: https://api.github.com/orgs/Vayana/repos result: >- 21 repositories, all forks of upstream open-source projects (celery, kombu, boto, ansible, xlrd, pdfminer, m2crypto, Exposed, nanoid, slog-syslog, hugo-theme-docdock and similar). None is a Vayana API client, and the most recently pushed first-party-looking repo is a Go NanoID fork. No SDK, no CLI, no generated client. package_count: 0 official_sdk_count: 0 packages: [] note: >- Vayana publishes no client library in any package registry and none in its own GitHub organization. This is a genuine zero, verified against six registries rather than inferred. What Vayana offers instead of an SDK is copy-paste sample code for the single hardest part of integration — constructing the auth token and the RSA/AES encryption envelope — in C#, Java and PHP, published as documentation pages rather than as installable artifacts. sample_code: - language: C# scope: Vayana GSP auth-token generation url: https://docs.gsp.vayana.com/sample-codes/sample-code-csharp/ distribution: documentation page, not a package - language: Java scope: Vayana GSP auth-token generation url: https://docs.gsp.vayana.com/sample-codes/sample-code-java/ distribution: documentation page, not a package - language: PHP scope: Vayana GSP auth-token generation url: https://docs.gsp.vayana.com/sample-codes/sample-code-php/ distribution: documentation page, not a package - language: pseudocode scope: REK generation and AES/RSA envelope encryption url: https://docs.enriched-api.vayana.com/1s2-integrating/ distribution: documentation page, not a package other_distributions: - name: Vayana SAP Plugin kind: ERP connector url: https://atlas.vayana.com/sap-plugin/ registry: null version: null published: null official: true note: >- Advertised as a first-party SAP integration on the Atlas marketplace. No version, release date, download link or registry listing is published, so currency cannot be established. Recorded with null version and null published date: checked, nothing to record. - name: server public keys and domain certificates kind: cryptographic material required for integration url: https://docs.enriched-api.vayana.com/3-downloads/ registry: null version: null published: null official: true note: >- Not a package, but the only versioned first-party download Vayana ships. Certificate expiries are published (production 2027-02-23, sandbox 2026-11-28), which is the closest thing in this provider's surface to a dated release signal. decay_signal: >- No SDK exists, so the usual abandonment signal (a client library whose last release predates the API it wraps) is unavailable here. The absence itself is the finding: an integrator must hand-implement RSA/AES envelope encryption from documentation pseudocode in whatever language they use, which is precisely the work a first-party SDK exists to remove.