speedi 0.1.0

Speedi – A typed, stateful, high-performance CLI framework for Python

Speedi

A typed, stateful, high-performance CLI framework for Python.

• Declarative, Typer-like API
• Type-hint aware parsing and validation (Satya-ready stubs)
• Stateful session (in-memory, optional persistence)
• Async-first with simple parallel primitives
• Optional Rust core (PyO3) scaffold

Quickstart (local, no install)

python examples/speedi_example.py --help
python examples/speedi_example.py greet Alice 30 --loud

Example output:

Hello Alice, age 30
HELLO ALICE

Session (optional persistence)

python examples/speedi_example.py login alice
python examples/speedi_example.py whoami

To persist session between runs, pass --persist to commands that mutate session or set env SPEEDI_PERSIST=1.

Session file path (if persisted): ~/.speedi/session.json

Project Layout

• speedi/ – core Python package
  • app.py – App and command system
  • session.py – session management
  • concurrency.py – parallel helper
  • validation.py – type validation stubs
  • engine.py – optional Rust bridge (stub)
  • __init__.py – exports
• examples/ – example CLI
• rust/speedi_core/ – optional Rust core (PyO3) scaffold
• tests/ – minimal tests

Rust core (optional)

A PyO3 stub is included under rust/speedi_core. It's not required to run the Python example.

Colors

Speedi supports colored output via Rich with graceful fallback.

• Install extras: pip install -e .[rich]
• Auto-enabled on TTY; force with SPEEDI_COLOR=1 or disable with SPEEDI_COLOR=0.
• Try: python examples/speedi_example.py colors

Agent guide

See AGENT.md for integrating Speedi into your app/agent: commands, session, concurrency, and color helpers.

License

MIT