OpenAgentic SDK (Python)
Pure-Python, open-source Agent SDK inspired by the Claude Agent SDK programming model.
Status: early (APIs may change), but the core runtime + tool loop are usable today.
This project exists for people who want the “agent runtime” experience (multi-turn sessions, tool calls, approvals,
skills/commands from .claude/, resumable logs) in a small, hackable Python codebase.
See README.zh_cn.md for a Chinese overview.
What you get
- A minimal agent runtime:
run()/ streamingquery()/ CAS-stylequery_messages(). - A persistent session model: durable
session_id,events.jsonl,resume=<session_id>. - A real tool loop: model requests tools → permission gate → tool execution → tool results → model continues.
- Human-friendly console output by default (debug mode available).
.claudecompatibility: project memory, slash commands, and skills on disk.- OpenAI + OpenAI-compatible providers (the examples use a real OpenAI-compatible backend by default).
Quickstart (uv)
Prereqs: Python 3.11+ and uv.
Install into a new project:
mkdir oas_test && cd oas_test
uv init
uv add openagentic-sdk
export RIGHTCODE_API_KEY="..." # required
export RIGHTCODE_BASE_URL="https://www.right.codes/codex/v1" # optional
export RIGHTCODE_MODEL="gpt-5.2" # optional
export RIGHTCODE_TIMEOUT_S="120" # optional
uv run oa chat
Windows (PowerShell):
mkdir oas_test
cd oas_test
uv init
uv add openagentic-sdk
$env:RIGHTCODE_API_KEY="..." # required
$env:RIGHTCODE_BASE_URL="https://www.right.codes/codex/v1" # optional
$env:RIGHTCODE_MODEL="gpt-5.2" # optional
$env:RIGHTCODE_TIMEOUT_S="120" # optional
uv run oa chat
Quickstart (local)
Prereqs: Python 3.11+.
Install (optional, for editable dev):
pip install -e .
Set env (examples + CLI default to RIGHTCODE):
RIGHTCODE_API_KEY(required)RIGHTCODE_BASE_URL(optional, defaulthttps://www.right.codes/codex/v1)RIGHTCODE_MODEL(optional, defaultgpt-5.2)RIGHTCODE_TIMEOUT_S(optional, default120)
Run unit tests:
python3 -m unittest -q
Run examples:
python3 example/01_run_basic.py- See
example/README.mdfor the full list and required env vars.
oa CLI
Install (editable):
pip install -e .
If oa isn't found after installation on Windows, add the scripts directory printed by pip to PATH (or run python -m openagentic_cli chat).
Install via uv (recommended):
uv add openagentic-sdk
uv run oa --help
uv run oa chat
Optional (recommended): install ripgrep (rg) so the agent can search your repo quickly when using shell tools.
- Windows (PowerShell):
winget install BurntSushi.ripgrep.MSVC - WSL/Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y ripgrep
Commands:
oa chat(multi-turn REPL;/helpfor commands; multi-line paste is submitted as one turn on TTYs, or use/paste.../end)oa run "prompt"(--json,--no-stream)oa resume <session_id>(alias ofoa chat --resume <session_id>)oa logs <session_id>(summarizeevents.jsonl)
Server + integrations:
oa serve --port 4096(local HTTP server)oa --port 4096(alias ofoa serve --port 4096for OpenCode VSCode parity)oa acp(ACP stdio server)oa github install(generate a GitHub Actions workflow)oa github run(GitHub Actions runner)
Sessions are stored under ~/.openagentic-sdk by default (override with OPENAGENTIC_SDK_HOME).
For user-facing OpenCode parity docs, see:
docs/guides/opencode-parity-v2/README.md
Publishing
See docs/publishing.md.
Usage
Streaming:
import asyncio
from openagentic_sdk import OpenAgenticOptions, query
from openagentic_sdk.providers import OpenAIProvider
from openagentic_sdk.permissions import PermissionGate
async def main() -> None:
options = OpenAgenticOptions(
provider=OpenAIProvider(),
model="gpt-4.1-mini",
api_key="...", # OpenAI API key
permission_gate=PermissionGate(permission_mode="prompt", interactive=True),
setting_sources=["project"],
)
async for event in query(prompt="Find TODOs in this repo", options=options):
print(event.type)
asyncio.run(main())
One-shot:
import asyncio
from openagentic_sdk import OpenAgenticOptions, run
from openagentic_sdk.providers import OpenAIProvider
from openagentic_sdk.permissions import PermissionGate
async def main() -> None:
options = OpenAgenticOptions(
provider=OpenAIProvider(),
model="gpt-4.1-mini",
api_key="...",
permission_gate=PermissionGate(permission_mode="callback", approver=lambda *_: True),
)
result = await run(prompt="Explain this project", options=options)
print(result.final_text)
asyncio.run(main())
OpenAI-compatible backend (the examples default to RIGHTCODE):
from openagentic_sdk import OpenAgenticOptions, run
from openagentic_sdk.providers.openai_compatible import OpenAICompatibleProvider
from openagentic_sdk.permissions import PermissionGate
options = OpenAgenticOptions(
provider=OpenAICompatibleProvider(base_url="https://www.right.codes/codex/v1"),
model="gpt-5.2",
api_key="...", # RIGHTCODE_API_KEY
cwd=".",
permission_gate=PermissionGate(permission_mode="prompt", interactive=True),
setting_sources=["project"],
)
Built-in tools
Default registry includes:
Read,Write,EditGlob,GrepBashWebFetchWebSearch(Tavily; requiresTAVILY_API_KEY)TodoWriteSlashCommand(loads.claude/commands/<name>.md)Skill(load a Skill byname; available skills are listed in the tool description)
For OpenAI-compatible providers, tool schemas include long-form “how to use this tool” descriptions (opencode-style) to make the model follow rules more reliably.
.claude compatibility
When setting_sources=["project"], the SDK can index:
CLAUDE.mdor.claude/CLAUDE.md(memory).claude/commands/*.md
Skills are discovered from:
- Project (compat):
.claude/{skill,skills}/**/SKILL.md - Global:
~/.openagentic-sdk/{skill,skills}/**/SKILL.md(override withOPENAGENTIC_SDK_HOME)
When setting_sources=["project"], query() prepends a system message with project memory + commands index (skills are exposed via the Skill tool description).
Console output (human-first)
Examples use openagentic_sdk.console.ConsoleRenderer, which:
- Prints assistant text by default (human-friendly).
- In debug mode (
--debugorOPENAGENTIC_SDK_CONSOLE_DEBUG=1), prints tool/hook/result summaries.
Try the interactive CLI chat example:
python3 example/45_cli_chat.py
Event compatibility
events.jsonlis forward-compatible for added fields: deserialization ignores unknown keys on known eventtypes.- Unknown event
types raiseopenagentic_sdk.errors.UnknownEventTypeError.
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