[roeai-release-bot]

This PR updates the Python SDK for release 1.1.20.

Generated from:

• roe-main release branch 1-1-3
• roe-main commit 5f5f02b5949e4136ba6da76b68f632d65095a171

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 2/5

[Medium impact] The changes reach callers using the Roe SDK workflow feature.

Do not merge until the SDK loads, workflow definitions can be read, and waiting runs avoid the timeout-and-retry failure.

Findings

1.  The SDK cannot load ▶
2.  Workflow definitions cannot be read ▶
3.  Waiting runs time out ▶
4.  Agent-ID lookup is missing ▶

Summary

Release 1.1.20 adds workflow creation, versions, runs, batch runs, generated models, and examples.

• The Python SDK lets callers create, version, run, and inspect workflows.
• The SDK release metadata now says 1.1.20.

Diagram

%%{init: {'theme': 'neutral'}}%%
flowchart TD
    A["from roe import RoeClient"] --> B["Generated API registry"]
    B --> C["WorkflowsAPI"]
    C --> D["Missing sdk.workflows_* imports"]
    D --> E["ImportError before any API call"]
    F["Workflow version response"] --> G["WorkflowDefinition.from_dict"]
    G --> H["Missing ConnectionStep model"]
    H --> I["ModuleNotFoundError"]

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[greptile-apps]

The SDK cannot load

workflows.py imports endpoints from roe._generated.api.sdk, but the new files live under roe._generated.api.workflows. Also, workflows_create.py and workflows_versions_create.py are missing entirely. The registry loads this facade when RoeClient loads, so even from roe import RoeClient raises ImportError, including for users who never use workflows.

Fix the endpoint paths in openapi/wrappers.yml and regenerate all required endpoints.

Knowledge Base Used:

• Generated API integration
• Wrapper generation

[greptile-apps]

Workflow definitions cannot be read

WorkflowDefinition.from_dict() imports ConnectionStep, but connection_step.py is missing. AgentStep also imports the missing input_mapping.py. Any workflow version with a non-null definition therefore raises ModuleNotFoundError, even when it contains only agent steps. A successful server response becomes an error instead of a usable workflow.

Generate and include both models. Fixing the facade imports alone will not make workflow retrieval work.

Knowledge Base Used: Generated API integration

[greptile-apps]

Waiting runs time out

run(wait=True) lets the server wait for 60 seconds but keeps the client's default timeout at exactly 60 seconds. A run that reaches the full wait window can time out before its response arrives. RoeRetryTransport then retries the same POST up to three times, after the server may already have started the run.

Give this call enough time to receive the response and prevent an uncertain run request from being replayed without protection against duplicate runs.

Knowledge Base Used: Request transport and pagination

[greptile-apps]

Agent-ID lookup is missing

WorkflowsAPI.list() omits the documented agent_id filter. The API describes this filter as the way to find a workflow from its deprecated agent ID, but client.workflows.list(agent_id=...) raises TypeError. Callers must use the raw endpoint for this lookup.

Add the optional filter to openapi/wrappers.yml and regenerate the facade.