Index
The Skribby TypeScript SDK is class-based, so most of what you work with are object instances behind the scenes. You do not need to instantiate classes manually; use the helper functions to create them.
The SDK is organized around two API shapes:
- Functions (
F) are entry points and factory helpers. - Classes (
C) are long-lived objects returned by those helpers.
Functions (F)
Start here when creating clients.
Create a SkribbyClient for bot creation, lifecycle control, and recordings.
Create a RealtimeClient for low-latency streaming transcription workflows.
Classes (C)
These are the core SDK objects you work with after initialization.
Primary API client for creating bots and accessing platform resources.
Realtime transport client for receiving live transcription and event updates.
Bot instance API for status checks, lifecycle actions, and bot-specific data.
Recording API for retrieval, metadata access, and transcript-oriented flows.