Zequent Client SDK (Python) — Connector API Reference

Exhaustive method reference for client.connector. For a narrative introduction and worked examples, see the Connector guide. For Java, see client-sdk-connector.md.

Every method is async. On success each returns the unwrapped DTO (or list/None where noted) directly — there is no hasErrors/success field to check here. A platform-side error raises grpc.aio.AioRpcError; see Connector guide — Error handling.

No Mission or Task methods exist on this client. Python's Connector only covers assets, payloads, organization, schedulers, and technical config/policies — mission/task record CRUD isn't part of this SDK's surface.

Assets

Method	Returns	Purpose
`get_asset_by_sn(sn)`	asset DTO	Look up an asset by serial number
`get_asset_by_id(asset_id)`	asset DTO	Look up an asset by platform ID
`get_sub_asset_by_sn(sn)`	sub-asset DTO	Look up a sub-asset (e.g. the drone paired to a dock)
`register_asset(asset)`	asset DTO	Register a new asset (normally done by an edge adapter, not a customer app)
`update_asset(asset_id, asset, update_mask=None)`	asset DTO	Update asset metadata
`update_sub_asset(sub_asset_id, sub_asset, update_mask=None)`	sub-asset DTO	Update sub-asset metadata
`deregister_asset(sn)`	`None`	Remove an asset

Asset payloads

Method	Returns	Purpose
`upsert_asset_payload(payload, asset_id=None, sub_asset_id=None, sub_asset_sn=None, update_mask=None)`	payload DTO	Create or update a payload (`payload` is an `AssetPayloadProtoDTO`; exactly one of `asset_id`/`sub_asset_id` is required; empty `update_mask` means a full upsert)
`list_asset_payloads(asset_id=None, sub_asset_id=None)`	`list`	List payloads for an asset
`delete_asset_payload(payload_id, asset_id=None, sub_asset_id=None)`	payload DTO	Remove a payload

Organizations

Method	Returns	Purpose
`get_organization(bind_code=None)`	org DTO	Get organization info

Schedulers

Method	Returns	Purpose
`get_scheduler(scheduler_id)`	`SchedulerResponse`	Get a scheduler by ID
`create_scheduler(scheduler)`	`SchedulerResponse`	Create a scheduler (`scheduler` is a `SchedulerDTO`)
`create_schedulers(schedulers)`	`SchedulerResponse`	Create several schedulers in one call (`list[SchedulerDTO]`)
`update_scheduler(scheduler_id, scheduler)`	`SchedulerResponse`	Update a scheduler
`delete_scheduler(scheduler_id)`	`SchedulerResponse`	Delete a scheduler
`delete_schedulers(scheduler_ids)`	`SchedulerResponse`	Delete several schedulers in one call

Note: unlike the asset/payload/organization methods above, the scheduler methods return a SchedulerResponse wrapper rather than a raw DTO — check it the same way as the Java SDK's scheduler responses.

Technical configuration & policies

Method	Returns	Purpose
`get_active_policies_by_type(policy_type)`	`list`	Fetch active operational policies of a given type
`get_all_active_policies()`	`list`	Fetch every active operational policy
`get_technical_configs(scope=None, scope_target=None)`	`list`	Fetch technical configuration values for a scope

Capabilities

Capability discovery lives on client.remote_control, not client.connector — see Remote Control — Capabilities (Java page; the Python client mirrors the same get_capabilities(sn) call). What an asset reports comes from its edge adapter — see Edge SDK (Python) — Connector.