sdk

The language SDKs are thin clients of the local daemon at http://127.0.0.1:3822. They are not separate networks. The Claude plugin already starts the local MCP server (srift mcp, 15 tools), Peerknock (srift peerknock mcp, 25 srift_pk_* tools), and the hosted endpoint https://srift.app/mcp (9 tools, no filesystem). Use an SDK when the task is application code.

Which install

npm and PyPI ship the same CLI. Do not start both: they both bind 127.0.0.1:3822.

Python (published)

from srift import Srift
print(Srift().quick_share("/abs/path/file.zip")["downloadUrl"])

Node (single file; the library package srift is not on npm yet)

import { Srift } from "./srift.mjs";
const s = new Srift();
await s.quickShare("/abs/path/file.zip");

Download: https://srift.app/sdk/node/srift.mjs

Other languages (source in this repo; download the file; not on a package registry yet)

• Go: https://srift.app/sdk/go/srift.go
• Rust: https://srift.app/sdk/rust/srift.rs
• Java: https://srift.app/sdk/java/Srift.java
• .NET: https://srift.app/sdk/dotnet/Srift.cs
• PHP: https://srift.app/sdk/php/srift.php
• Ruby: https://srift.app/sdk/ruby/srift.rb
• Shell: https://srift.app/sdk/shell/srift.sh
• PowerShell: https://srift.app/sdk/shell/srift.ps1
• curl recipes: https://srift.app/sdk/curl/recipes.sh

Go, Rust, Java, .NET, PHP, and Ruby implement the core REST calls (quick share, sessions, chat, transfers). Node and Python also stream events and speak MCP-over-HTTP. Set SRIFT_BASE_URL only to change the local port.