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Paseo Client SDK Examples

These examples use only the public SDK root:

import { createPaseoClient, type PaseoClient } from "@getpaseo/client";

Pass the daemon WebSocket URL into the exported functions. In worktree dev, read it from the portless banner or portless get daemon; for the desktop-managed daemon, use the URL for that daemon.

  • workspaces.ts covers creating, opening, refetching, and archiving a workspace.
  • agents-and-providers.ts covers creating agents and choosing providers with client.providers.*.
  • events-and-timeline.ts covers subscribing to workspace, agent, and timeline events, plus refetching a timeline page.
  • provider-settings.ts covers provider settings that are currently daemon config-backed.

Provider profiles, provider env vars, custom binaries, and additional models are still raw daemon config behavior. The SDK exposes them through client.config.get() and client.config.patch() until first-class provider settings RPCs exist.