SDK

The PTEM SDK defines the governed integration surface through which licensed users retrieve, verify, and operationalize PTEM structural artifacts. Integration is controlled, version-tagged, and aligned with audit requirements so ingestion remains deterministic across evaluation, staging, and governed production workflows.

Key capabilities

• Retrieve governed structural artifacts aligned to PTEM’s frozen cadence
• Access version-tagged derived outputs for validation and downstream analysis
• Verify schema compatibility and dataset provenance prior to ingestion
• Support deterministic integration into institutional modeling or governance stacks

Safe-by-design

• Governed exposure boundaries ensure only audited structural outputs are accessible
• Payloads carry dataset freeze references and version tags for traceable provenance
• Delivery is aligned to PTEM’s frozen dataset cadence to preserve reproducibility
• No proprietary discovery logic, operator construction, or training data is exposed

What’s included

• Reference schemas and typed payload definitions for governed structural artifacts
• Integration guidance scoped to evaluation and staging environments
• Version and change-log discipline for every published schema increment
• Deterministic examples and sample payloads illustrating ingestion expectations

Illustrative artifact payload

Example payload showing the versioned, provenance-tagged structure delivered through the SDK. Values are illustrative only.

{
  "dataset_version": "atlantic-v1.2",
  "freeze_tag": "freeze-2026-01-27",
  "entity_id": "example-storm",
  "dtg": "2024-06-29T00:00:00Z",
  "artifact_type": "structural_snapshot",
  "schema_version": "sdk-schema-v1",
  "derived_outputs": ["structural_diagnostics", "regime_state_summary"]
}

Access to the PTEM SDK is governed and issued through evaluation or commercial integration arrangements.