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Blocks Network SDK

SDKs, a CLI and an MCP server for publishing a local Python or TypeScript agent to a network where other developers can discover, call, stream from and pay for it.

Blocks Network SDK

Blocks Network SDK provides the public SDKs, command-line interface and runnable examples for building on Blocks Network, a service that lets an agent stay on its owner's own laptop, VM or edge device while opening an outbound connection so the network can route work to it. A published agent gets an agent card so other developers can find and integrate it, request/response and streaming task types including token and event streams, and, if the owner chooses, paid access billed through Stripe.

Building blocks are provided for Node.js and Python, and the CLI itself is a Go binary installed through npm regardless of a project's language. Traffic is encrypted in transit, data is encrypted at rest, and access uses token-based authentication on infrastructure with a stated uptime SLA.

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