gestura-ring-sdk · planned
The Python SDK is in planning: PyO3/maturin native bindings over the same Rust protocol core the TypeScript SDK uses, asyncio-first, with mock, simulator, and BLE transports arriving in that order. The plan is published as sdk/python/PLAN.md in the gestura-app repository.
Nothing is published to PyPI yet — install instructions will appear here with the first release. Until then, follow the plan and progress in the public repository.
Use asyncio to coordinate protocol traffic, gesture processing, and approvals without blocking.
Model gesture payloads clearly before they become protocol-visible capabilities.
A good fit for Python services that host MCP-facing integrations around a richer internal runtime.
Keep the exposed surface small and use internal services for the heavier orchestration work.
Positioned around gesture MCP integration at the moment, not a full top-to-bottom Python SDK story yet.
Use the MCP documentation to shape your Python host, define boundaries, and expose curated gesture capabilities safely.
View MCP integration docs →