Aigie Python SDK
Aigie is the official Python SDK for Kytte -- the Autonomous Reliability Platform for Agentic AI.
Proprietary software. Copyright (c) 2026 Kytte AI, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Use of the Aigie SDK requires a written agreement with Kytte AI, Inc. and a valid Kytte account. Not licensed for redistribution or modification. Contact: support@kytte.ai
Kytte is a runtime reliability platform for agentic AI, built to address the core reason most AI agents never reach production: non-deterministic runtime failures. Unlike reactive observability tools, Kytte operates during execution -- proactively detecting and autonomously remediating failed agent steps in real time, with no changes to your existing infrastructure or agent architecture. The Aigie SDK is the integration layer that connects your agents to the Kytte platform:
- Detects context drift and errors before they impact users
- Fixes issues automatically through self-healing workflows
- Prevents failures with predictive intervention
Installation
pip install aigie
Or install everything, including all optional integrations:
pip install aigie[all]
Connect your agents
You'll need a Kytte token, issued by the Kytte team — contact us at kytte.ai or support@kytte.ai to request one. Then it's one line to make your agents self-healing:
import aigie
# External (via ingress)
aigie.init("https://kytte.yourdomain.com/api", "your-kytte-token")
# Internal (pod-to-pod inside the cluster)
# aigie.init("http://kytte-agent.<namespace>.svc.cluster.local:8000/api", "your-kytte-token")
# That's it! Your agents are automatically traced and protected.
Supported frameworks & integrations
Every framework. Every model. Every tool. Any provider.
Kytte integrates natively and seamlessly with your agent. Zero infrastructure changes. Works with everything you already use.
Links
- Website: https://kytte.ai/
- Support: support@kytte.ai
License
Proprietary -- Copyright (c) 2026 Kytte AI, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Use requires a written agreement with Kytte AI, Inc.
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