Install an interface, not the provider source

A Python consumer imports typed stubs while execution stays with the publisher.

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The problem

Python packages usually bundle implementation even when consumers only need a callable contract.

What gets published

Package publisher-scoped typed stubs that resolve to remote Abilities.

What stays local

Provider source, runtime dependencies, and execution environment.

Business data crossing the call boundary

Typed calls, released results, and protocol facts.

What this shows

The caller uses an ordinary Python function shape without installing or maintaining the provider implementation.

What it doesn't prove

This is an interface distribution pattern, not a public package registry or compatibility promise.

Public source evidence for this case

Evidence level: Source layout and declarations are anonymously inspectable
Pinned public EasyRemote revision: 44c768ca26d0f92a5ab9d1d03342895c29c27dc6
Public inspection: Public inspection
Expected check: Required files, Python syntax, and @node.register declaration are checked without installing dependencies
Runtime invocation: Not established by this source fixture; record separate discovery, Invocation, and terminal Receipt evidence

Run in a compatible source workspace

This Provider/Client walkthrough requires compatible EasyRemote, EasyNet-Cli, and EasyNet-Axon sibling source checkouts, a compatible Hub, and a paired, running Runtime. The source is public; clean installation from public packages is not yet verified. Technical Alpha offers guided setup. Use the pinned EasyRemote revision below; this page does not pin the other components. Runtime admission still determines whether the caller may execute the function.

# From EasyRemote revision 44c768ca26d0f92a5ab9d1d03342895c29c27dc6
cd gallery/projects/08_network_native_python_library
# One-time setup
uv sync --frozen
export EASYREMOTE_LIBRARY_ROOT="$PWD/.libraries"
uv run easyremote add library.json

# Terminal 1
uv run python node.py

# Terminal 2 (same EASYREMOTE_LIBRARY_ROOT)
uv run python client.py

Connect your own function

Read the setup first. You need compatible sibling source checkouts, a compatible Hub, and a paired, running Runtime. Technical Alpha offers guided help; public-package clean installation is not yet verified.

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