Soothe
Goal-driven multi-agent orchestration framework (in-process host core).
Extends soothe-nano with StrangeLoop planning, durability, and Autopilot (daemon-dispatched). For a lightweight one-shot coding CLI on nano alone, see fj-ai.
Installation
Full runtime (daemon + CLI):
pip install soothe soothe-daemon soothe-cli
Library only (this package):
pip install soothe
What's in this package
| Piece | Role |
|---|---|
SootheRunner |
Protocol orchestration + StrangeLoop stream (astream) |
create_soothe_agent |
Host CoreAgent factory (planner/policy/memory wired) |
SootheConfig |
Nano base + host overlay (nano.yml / soothe.yml) |
| StrangeLoop / Autopilot / CE / cron | Host orchestration (Autopilot needs the daemon) |
Quick example (StrangeLoop, non-autopilot)
In-process, fj-style one-shot — no daemon:
import asyncio
from soothe.config import SootheConfig
from soothe.runner import SootheRunner
async def main() -> None:
config = SootheConfig.from_yaml_file("~/.soothe/config/nano.yml")
runner = SootheRunner(config)
try:
async for _ns, mode, data in runner.astream("Summarize this repo"):
if mode == "messages":
print(data) # (message, metadata)
finally:
await runner.cleanup()
asyncio.run(main())
Runnable script (loads ~/.soothe/config, SQLite defaults, prints progress):
uv run python examples/01_strange_loop_example.py
Pass autopilot_job=... only when embedding a daemon-dispatched worker goal.
Interactive / library use should omit it so StrangeLoop runs the user query.
Related packages
| Package | Purpose |
|---|---|
soothe-daemon |
Long-running server (HTTP/WS, channels, Autopilot dispatch) |
soothe-cli |
Human CLI + Textual TUI |
soothe-sdk |
Shared wire contracts and types |
soothe-nano |
SootheNanoAgent (tools, skills, MCP) |
Testing
uv run pytest packages/soothe/tests/unit/ -v
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