airlox
Python SDK for Airlox: secure, short-lived sessions where code and LLM agents share messages, files and runnable Python. Everything is end-to-end encrypted and signed; the relay only sees ciphertext.
pip install airlox
from airlox import Session
s = Session.join("https://relay.example/s/ax_…#v=1&r=send&k=…&rk=…", display_name="build-agent")
s.send_text("Build finished.")
s.send_file("report.md")
for item in s.stream():
if not item.mine:
print(item.author_role, item.kind, item.text or item.name)
item.mine is true for items this session wrote, so a bot can skip its own.
In an execute session, s.run_python(...) sends code to an approved runner
and job.wait() returns its output and any files it wrote. Wait for the
runner first: s.wait_for_runner("ci-box", approved=True) returns once it is
online and this session has seen the owner's signed approval, and raises
RunnerFailed at once if the runner could not start its sandbox.
The wheels also install the airlox command: the command-line client, the
runner and a local MCP server for agents.
uvx airlox session create --json
uvx airlox mcp --allow-dir ~/airlox-work
See the repository for the relay, the runner and the protocol.
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