unio for Python
Async Python SDK for using Claude Code, Codex, and ACP-native coding agents through one API. Python 3.11 or newer is required.
The Python SDK follows the shared unio behavior specification. Its package and release versions are independent from the Go SDK.
Install
Python 3.11+ is supported. After the first python-v0.1.0 release, install the
SDK and separately install and authenticate the CLI you intend to drive:
python -m pip install unio-py
codex --version # or claude/kimi/opencode --version
Runtime discovery matches the support
matrix.
Creating an Agent checks that the executable exists; authentication and
provider errors can surface on the first operation.
The PyPI distribution is named unio-py; the import package remains unio.
For development from this repository:
cd python
python -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
python -m pip install -e '.[dev]'
Basic usage
import asyncio
import unio
async def main() -> None:
async with unio.Agent(unio.Codex, cwd="/path/to/repo") as agent:
session = agent.new_session()
result = await session.run(unio.UserMessage("Explain this repository"))
print(result.text)
asyncio.run(main())
Agent owns its child process and sessions, so prefer async with or call
await agent.close().
Stream output
async with unio.Agent(unio.Claude, cwd=".") as agent:
session = agent.new_session()
stream = await session.stream(unio.UserMessage("Review this repository"))
async for event in stream:
if event.kind in {unio.EventKind.TEXT, unio.EventKind.THINKING}:
print(event.text, end="")
elif event.kind is unio.EventKind.TOOL_CALL:
print(f"tool={event.tool} input={event.tool_input!r}")
result = await stream.result()
Always fully consume a manual stream or call await stream.result(). A Session
remains running until its terminal event is consumed.
Approvals and interruption
result = await session.run(unio.UserMessage("Apply the change"))
while result.blocked is not None:
if result.blocked.options:
for option in result.blocked.options:
print(f"{option.value}: {option.label}")
selected = await asyncio.to_thread(input, "Choose an option value: ")
user_input = unio.OptionSelection(selected)
else:
reply = await asyncio.to_thread(input, f"{result.blocked.message}\nReply: ")
user_input = unio.UserMessage(reply)
result = await session.run(user_input)
run and stream accept the same UserInput union. On an idle Session,
UserMessage starts a turn. On a blocked Session, use OptionSelection for an
advertised option or UserMessage when the runtime requests free-form input.
Use await session.interrupt() to stop a running or blocked turn. Confirmed
interruption sets result.interrupted; an idle interrupt is a no-op.
Only one turn may run on a Session at a time; separate Sessions owned by one
Agent may run concurrently. Cancelling a task that is consuming a Stream asks
the runtime to interrupt that turn. Agent.close() closes every Session and
can raise an ExceptionGroup if one or more Session cleanups fail. Consume
stream events promptly: the internal queue is bounded and may drop intermediate
events for a slow consumer while preserving terminal events.
Resume and inspect sessions
items = await agent.list_sessions(limit=20)
if not items:
raise RuntimeError("No persisted sessions")
session = await agent.get_session(items[0].id)
result = await session.run(unio.UserMessage("Continue the previous work"))
raw = await session.raw()
statistics = await session.token_statistics()
Listing defaults to the Agent working directory. Pass all_workspaces=True to
remove that filter. Raw data can contain prompts, code, commands, outputs,
paths, and credentials; review and redact it before logging or transmitting it.
Configuration
agent = unio.Agent(
unio.OpenCode,
cwd="/path/to/repo",
model="provider/model",
system_prompt="Keep changes minimal.",
extra_args=("--some-runtime-flag",),
env={"RUNTIME_SETTING": "value"},
)
cwd selects a working directory; it is not a sandbox. Codex app-server
arguments are fixed, so extra_args does not affect Codex. The child CLI
inherits the current OS user's file, process, environment, and network access;
approval behavior varies by runtime. env overrides inherited variables with
the same name. Model and system-prompt validation normally occurs when the
runtime starts. An invalid Agent kind raises ValueError; runtime failures use
AgentError. Use a least-privilege environment for untrusted repositories and
see the security policy.
Errors and support
Catch unio.AgentError and branch on error.kind, not message text. See the
shared error guide
and runtime support
matrix. The
SDK is fully typed and ships py.typed.
Runnable examples are in
python/examples/.
For local quality gates and release steps, see the contribution
guide.
Authenticated Codex, TraeX, and OpenCode E2E tests are opt-in because they can consume tokens:
UNIO_RUN_REAL_E2E=1 pytest -s tests/e2e_real
Run one runtime directly with:
UNIO_RUN_REAL_E2E=1 pytest -s tests/e2e_real/test_codex.py
UNIO_RUN_REAL_E2E=1 pytest -s tests/e2e_real/test_acp.py -k traex
UNIO_RUN_REAL_E2E=1 pytest -s tests/e2e_real/test_acp.py -k opencode
The OpenCode test defaults to deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash. Override it with
UNIO_E2E_OPENCODE_MODEL=provider/model when another authenticated model is
available locally.
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