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Python SDK 1.2.0

Released on June 23, 2026

Overview

The Keeper SDK is a Python library that provides programmatic access to Keeper Security's platform. It enables developers to:

  • Authenticate users and manage sessions

  • Access and manipulate vault records (passwords, files, custom fields)

  • Manage folders and shared folders

  • Administer enterprise console operations (users, teams, roles, nodes)

  • Integrate Keeper's zero-knowledge security architecture into applications

  • Automate password rotation and secrets management workflows

Release 1.2.0 Highlights

  • Nested Shared Folders — Create and manage hierarchical shared folder structures, with full support for permissions, sharing, record operations, and sync

  • One-Time Shares — Generate secure, single-use share links for individual records

  • Skip-Sync Sharing — Bulk share or revoke access on shared folders without requiring a full vault sync

  • Device Management — List, rename, logout, and remove trusted devices from your account

  • PAM Discovery — Automatically discover infrastructure resources and apply rotation rules via the PAM gateway

  • PAM Debug Tools — New diagnostic commands for inspecting PAM graphs, gateways, ACLs, and vertices

  • PAM Tunnel Support — New tunnel graph and utility helpers for PAM connections

  • MSP Improvements — Expanded managed service provider commands including billing reports, role copying, node conversion, and company management

  • Secrets Manager — New commands for sharing and updating Secrets Manager app configurations

  • New Protobuf Definitions — Updated and added protocol buffer definitions for device management, DAG, folder access, pagination, record details, record sharing, and more

  • New Examples — 48 new example scripts added across all major feature areas

  • Bug fixes and improvements throughout share management, reporting, vault sync, and enterprise operations

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