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Provide direct access to Braintrust API operations for manual ingestion and readback, independent of the SDK delivery queue. Requests run once and report their errors to callers.
Encapsulated request and response values give callers supported ways to construct, configure, and inspect them while allowing the API to evolve. This is the first layer of the public SDK refactor.