CLI reference

The SDK is primarily a library. The CLI entry point exists so a new user typing python -m minerva gets a useful response rather than silence.

python -m minerva           # banner + cheat-sheet
python -m minerva --help    # argparse help with usage epilog
python -m minerva --version # → minerva-sdk X.Y.Z

The cheat-sheet covers:

Credential resolution (constructor args vs env vars)
Quick examples for mc.api.resolve, mc.api.enrich, mc.api.call, mc.usage.tallies
The two resource namespaces (mc.api, mc.usage)
Where to dig deeper (help(Minerva) in REPL)

Env vars the SDK reads

Variable	Purpose
`MINERVA_API_KEY`	Your `x-api-key`. Required if you don’t pass `api_key=` to the constructor.

Just the one. The SDK never reads any other env var.

For per-method docs, REPL is faster than this docs site — help(mc.api.enrich) shows the exact signature, args, returns, raises, and an example for one method.

Liveness Exception reference

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Env vars the SDK reads

​Env vars the SDK reads

Env vars the SDK reads