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- [Writing plugins](https://protobufpy.com/writing-plugins/)
- [API reference](https://protobufpy.com/api/)
- [Code example](./examples/protobuf) — A working example that uses Protobuf to manage a persistent list of users.
- [Connect for Python](https://github.com/connectrpc/connect-py) — RPC clients and servers built on `protobuf-py`.

## Packages

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For RPC clients and servers built on `protobuf-py`, see [Connect for Python](https://github.com/connectrpc/connect-py).

## Comments

Comments in `.proto` files become docstrings on the generated Python classes and attributes:
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**Zero dependencies.** The whole thing runs on Python 3.10+.

[Get started](./getting-started/installation.md)

## Building RPC APIs

`protobuf-py` gives you the message types. To turn your services into working RPC clients and servers, reach for [Connect for Python](https://github.com/connectrpc/connect-py). It builds directly on `protobuf-py` and is the best way to build APIs.

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