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These guides describe behavior present in the reviewed source. Source code, activation in an environment, and public access are separate facts. Confirm that the service is enabled for your project before you submit work. Before you install a package, check the current Winterr release information and registry publisher. The source package names are @winterr/sdk for TypeScript and winterr for Python. These guides do not verify a public package release. TypeScript requires Node.js 20 or later. Python requires Python 3.11 or later. The Python SDK does not install the native CLI. Pass credentials to the client explicitly. The clients do not read environment variables for you. TypeScript accepts apiKey, accessToken, or tokenProvider; Python accepts api_key, access_token, or token_provider. Use one credential source. Keep credentials out of source files and logs. The default API base URL is https://api.winterr.ai/v1. Use baseUrl in TypeScript or base_url in Python to select your approved environment, including the API version prefix. A default URL is not evidence that a feature is enabled. Use a Python context manager, or close the client, to release its connection pool. Read operations to follow a change, inference for the typed response contract, and providers before you select capacity. SDK namespaces for other products do not establish hosted support. Private runtime tests do not establish production access, enforced network policy, remote secret revocation, or safe snapshots after secret delivery. Deployment and project admission checks remain required. Sandbox SDK methods do not confirm that your project can create a sandbox.