Aiython
When Python doesn’t know what to do, Aiython does.
Run an existing Python script by replacing the command:
python app.py → aiython app.py
The same works for modules: python -m package → aiython -m package. Your script and its arguments stay the same. Aiython checks declared types and can call AI for inline requests or eligible errors.
Example
from typing import Literal
tickets = [
"After uploading a PDF, the ticket page freezes until I refresh the browser.",
"Could you email last month's invoice and update the billing contact for our team?",
]
queues = {"bug": [], "billing": []}
for ticket in tickets:
kind: Literal["bug", "billing"] = classify this ticket
queues[kind].append(ticket)
summary = summarize the routed tickets in one sentence
print(queues, summary)
Python runs the loop and updates queues. Aiython handles the inline requests using live program state and checks the declared Literal result.
Try it
Save the example as tickets.py:
pip install aiython
aiython setup
aiython tickets.py
Preview AI calls without running the script: aiython --explain tickets.py.
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Aiython is not a sandbox: AI tools run with your process permissions, and relevant code or data may be sent to your provider. MIT licensed.
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