route6

Python thin client for Route6.me — Python parity of @route6/agent.

Two surfaces:

• CLI — route6 tunnel start --hostname X --to PORT exposes a localhost port at https://X.on.route6.me, plus a local MCP proxy at http://127.0.0.1:3000/mcp for Cursor / Claude Code / Cline / any MCP-aware editor.
• Library — from route6 import Route6 calls every MCP tool with typed Python ergonomics.

Install

pip install route6

Requires Python ≥ 3.10. Linux x64, macOS arm64 / x64 — tested matrix.

Quick start (CLI)

route6 login sk_a6_<your-api-key>

python3 -m http.server 3000 &

route6 tunnel start --hostname my-app --to 3000

In another terminal:

curl https://my-app.on.route6.me/
# → your local server's directory listing, served over the public internet.

The MCP proxy is also live at http://127.0.0.1:3000/mcp — point your editor at it.

Quick start (library)

from route6 import Route6

with Route6(api_key="sk_a6_...") as r6:
    ident = r6.tools.identity_get()
    print(ident["active_ipv6"], ident["prefix"])

    page = r6.tools.web_fetch(url="https://example.com")
    print(page["body"][:200])

Calls hit the public MCP at https://gw.route6.me/mcp over HTTP/2. The result is unwrapped — tools.web_fetch(...) returns the parsed dict the gateway produced, not the raw JSON-RPC envelope.

Available tools mirror the Node SDK and the container: identity_get, identity_set_ipv6, web_fetch, net_ping, hostname_register, team_chat, team_task, etc. — full list at https://docs.route6.me.

Commands

Tier comparison

Links

• Get an API key / manage your agents: route6.me
• Docs: docs.route6.me
• Examples (webhooks, clean-IP fetch, team coordination): github.com/route6me/examples
• Node.js client: @route6/agent on npm · source

License

MIT © Route6 — the client is open source; the Route6 network service it connects to is a commercial product.