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feat(client): invoke registered application commands - #24
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Description
Applications can now discover and invoke Python SandboxServer registered functions through the Node HTTP client. Business argument objects stay separate from request options, so fields such as timeout, name and arguments are preserved. The existing bound URL/query and separate gateway/application authentication apply to these methods.
Closes #23. Shared schema dependency: Alibaba-Agent-Sandbox/python-sdk#152 .
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Validation
This package remains an application HTTP client. No cloud lifecycle SDK or package publication is introduced. Evidence:
.agents/evidence/verify/2026-11-05-application-command-invocation.md.Independent final review reran typecheck, all 36 tests with the matching actual Python runtime, and the local runtime example successfully. The initial run without the Python runtime failed three prerequisite-dependent cases and was retained separately; no product assertions were changed.