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 We provide several powerful, yet easy to use ways to extend Indigo. We support a Python-based API that allows 3rd parties to integrate devices, events, and actions natively into Indigo without sacrificing speed and stability of the core server. This section provides links to all the documentation needed to develop scripts and plugins for Indigo. We provide several powerful, yet easy to use ways to extend Indigo. We support a Python-based API that allows 3rd parties to integrate devices, events, and actions natively into Indigo without sacrificing speed and stability of the core server. This section provides links to all the documentation needed to develop scripts and plugins for Indigo.
  
-**<color red>About Python IOM API v3.x and Indigo 2024.1</color>**: with API v3.0 and later, we have switched to Python 3. Plugins and scripts -- both embedded and external -- __run in Python 3 only__. The [[https://www.indigodomo.com/pluginstore/|Indigo Plugin Store]] highlights the legacy plugins that will not work with Indigo 2024.1. See the [[api_release_notes:3.0|API release notes for v3.0]] for details. See [[python_packages|Python Packages]] for a list of the additional Python packages that are installed with the Indigo 2024.1 installer.+**<color red>About Python IOM API v3.x and Indigo 2024.2</color>**: with API v3.0 and later, we have switched to Python 3. Plugins and scripts -- both embedded and external -- __run in Python 3 only__. The [[https://www.indigodomo.com/pluginstore/|Indigo Plugin Store]] highlights the legacy plugins that will not work with Indigo 2024.2. See the [[api_release_notes:3.0|API release notes for v3.0]] for details. See [[python_packages|Python Packages]] for a list of the additional Python packages that are installed with the Indigo 2024.2 installer.
  
 If any of the API tables or functionality in the documentation don't have a version number you can assume that the feature is available in API version 1.0 and later. If any of the API tables or functionality in the documentation don't have a version number you can assume that the feature is available in API version 1.0 and later.
  
 We have several APIs for plugin development, Indigo scripting, and integrating with other platforms/services. We have several APIs for plugin development, Indigo scripting, and integrating with other platforms/services.
-  * **The Indigo Object Model v3.4** ([[https://wiki.indigodomo.com/doku.php?id=api_release_notes:3.4|release notes]]) - this is used to build plugins and write scripts to work with Indigo.+  * **The Indigo Object Model v3.6** ([[https://wiki.indigodomo.com/doku.php?id=api_release_notes:3.6|release notes]]) - this is used to build plugins and write scripts to work with Indigo.
     * [[plugin_guide|Plugin Developer's Guide]] - how to create plugin bundles for easy distribution, plugin UI, APIs, callback hooks, and more.     * [[plugin_guide|Plugin Developer's Guide]] - how to create plugin bundles for easy distribution, plugin UI, APIs, callback hooks, and more.
     * [[object_model_reference|Object Model Reference]] - the Indigo Object Model (IOM) and how to use it in Python in both plugins and scripts.     * [[object_model_reference|Object Model Reference]] - the Indigo Object Model (IOM) and how to use it in Python in both plugins and scripts.
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