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The official clients went live on 2026-11-08 (PyPI
flightpowers0.1.0, npmflightpowers0.1.0, source github.com/mtnrabi/flightpowers-sdk). This repo also calls itselfflightpowersbut was never published, so its README now opens with a note: the official client is flightpowers-sdk (pip install flightpowers), this repo is kept for reference only, and the two should not share an environment because both import asflightpowers.README only. The repo is not archived or deleted. Not merged by the agent.
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