adaptorch
Your AI says it works. AdaptOrch checks.
AdaptOrch runs AI-written patches in a clean project copy, separates code failures from runner failures, and returns one replayable receipt. Multi-model runs get the same receipt: which model answered, where they disagreed, and what it cost.
This distribution is a meta-package. It contains no code of its own; it installs the two thin clients for the hosted service at https://adaptorch.com:
| Installs | What it is |
|---|---|
adaptorch-client |
Standard-library Python client for User API v1 (https://adaptorch.com/v1) |
adaptorch-cli |
The adaptorchctl command |
pip install adaptorch # or: uv tool install adaptorch
export ADAPTORCH_API_KEY="ado_..." # create one at https://adaptorch.com/app/api-keys
adaptorchctl whoami
import os
from adaptorch_client import AdaptOrchClient, ClientConfig
client = AdaptOrchClient(
ClientConfig(api_url="https://adaptorch.com", api_key=os.environ["ADAPTORCH_API_KEY"])
)
print(client.capabilities())
Using a coding agent instead of Python? Nothing to install:
claude mcp add --transport http adaptorch https://adaptorch.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer ${ADAPTORCH_API_KEY}"
Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, VS Code and Windsurf snippets: https://adaptorch.com/mcp-docs.
What is not in here
The verification engine and the control plane are not distributed as a package; they run in the hosted service. Releases 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 of this name were earlier reference implementations and are withdrawn.
License
Proprietary — Copyright (c) 2026 ClassicMate. All rights reserved. See LICENSE.
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