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README still claimed generated bindings would land later and
Studio ran on mock data; CHANGELOG was the create-package stub.
Both now state the actual surface (full Hub+HubAdmin client,
streaming, detached invocations, gRPC + gRPC-Web, bearer auth)
and the path/git-dep distribution model.

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# chain_client_sdk (Dart)
gRPC client SDK for the Ch∆In hub. Used by F∆I Studio
gRPC client SDK for the Ch∆In hub. Used by Ch∆In Studio
(Tier-2 generic GUI) and any Tier-3 Dart/Flutter domain app
that wants to talk to a running `fai serve`.
that wants to talk to a running `chain serve`.
One of the three SDK families documented in
`fai/platform/docs/architecture/sdks.md`:
One of the three SDK families documented in the platform repo
(`docs/architecture/client-sdks.md`):
* `fai-module-sdk` (Rust) — flow modules
* `fai-plugin-sdk` (Rust) — Studio plugins
* `chain_client_sdk` (Dart) — clients ← this package
* `chain-module-sdk` (Rust) — flow modules
* `chain-plugin-sdk` (Rust) — Studio plugins
* `chain_client_sdk` (Dart) — clients ← this package
Dir / repo carries the `_dart` / `-dart` language suffix
(`chain_client_sdk_dart` / `client-sdk-dart`); the Dart package
name itself does not (Dart-land doesn't need the suffix).
(`fai_chain_client_sdk_dart` / `chain-client-sdk-dart`); the
Dart package name itself does not (Dart-land doesn't need the
suffix).
> **Status (2026-05-05):** scaffold. Public surface (`HubClient`,
> `HubEndpoint`) is committed; generated proto bindings land in
> a follow-up commit once the codegen step is wired in. Until
> then, downstream apps can compile against the stub and Studio
> uses mock data.
> **Status:** functional and in production use by Studio. The
> generated proto bindings (`lib/src/generated/chain/v1/`) are
> committed and pinned to the platform's wire protocol
> (`chain.v1`). `HubClient` exposes the full Hub + HubAdmin
> surface — flow execution (`submit` incl. `detach`,
> `submitStreaming`, `runSavedFlow`), detached-invocation
> status/result/cancel, saved flows, store + module management,
> audit log (`eventLog`, `streamEvents`, `verifyEventChain`),
> approvals, federation admin, MCP/n8n endpoint management,
> System-AI administration, and bearer-token auth
> (`HubClient(authToken:)`). Works over native gRPC (desktop /
> CLI) and gRPC-Web (browser) via conditional channel factories.
>
> Not yet published to pub.dev (`publish_to: none`) — consume it
> as a path or git dependency.
## Why a separate SDK package
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## Layout
```
chain_client_sdk_dart/
fai_chain_client_sdk_dart/
├── lib/
│ ├── chain_client_sdk.dart # Public API
│ └── src/
│ ├── hub_client.dart # Typed client wrapper
│ ├── hub_client.dart # Typed client wrapper (~55 methods)
│ ├── channel_factory_io.dart # Native ClientChannel (HTTP/2)
│ ├── channel_factory_web.dart # GrpcWebClientChannel.xhr (HTTP/1.1)
│ └── generated/ # protoc output (committed; pinned to platform tag)
│ └── generated/ # protoc output (committed; pinned to platform proto)
├── tools/
│ └── generate.sh # Wraps `protoc --dart_out=...` against ../fai_platform/proto
│ └── generate.sh # Wraps `protoc --dart_out=...` against ../fai_chain/proto
├── example/
└── pubspec.yaml
```
## Repo placement
Published as `fai/client-sdk-dart` on Forgejo
Published as `fai/chain-client-sdk-dart` on Forgejo
(`git.flemming.ai`).
## Versioning
Tracks the platform's wire-protocol version, not the platform
binary version. As long as `fai:platform@1.x` is current, this
SDK stays at `0.x` (will move to `1.0` once API stabilises);
when `fai:platform@2.0` lands, a `2.x` SDK ships in parallel
during the transition.
binary version. As long as `chain.v1` is current, this SDK
stays at `0.x` (will move to `1.0` once the API stabilises);
when a `chain.v2` wire package lands, a `2.x` SDK ships in
parallel during the transition.