Define Apple App Intents, SwiftUI views, WidgetKit widgets, and full apps in Python. Compile to native Swift through the same open-source compiler pipeline that powers the TypeScript SDK.

The Python SDK includes a native Swift generator — no Node.js dependency required. Parse, validate, and compile entirely from Python.

pip install axint

Or install from source for development:

git clone https://github.com/agenticempire/axint.git
cd axint/python
pip install -e '.[dev]'

from axint import define_intent, param

create_event = define_intent(
    name="CreateCalendarEventIntent",
    title="Create Calendar Event",
    description="Creates a new event on the user's calendar",
    domain="productivity",
    params={
        "event_title": param.string("Title of the event"),
        "start_date": param.date("When the event starts"),
        "duration_minutes": param.int("Length of the event in minutes"),
        "is_all_day": param.boolean("Whether the event is all-day", optional=True, default=False),
    },
    entitlements=["com.apple.developer.calendars"],
    info_plist_keys={
        "NSCalendarsUsageDescription": "Create and edit calendar events you request.",
    },
)

The Python SDK installs a CLI at axint-py (the TypeScript compiler owns the axint name on npm).

# Parse and inspect the IR
axint-py parse intents/create_event.py
axint-py parse intents/create_event.py --json

# Compile Python → Swift (native, no Node.js needed)
axint-py compile intents/create_event.py --stdout
axint-py compile intents/create_event.py --out ios/Intents/

# With companion fragments
axint-py compile intents/create_event.py --out ios/Intents/ --emit-info-plist --emit-entitlements

# Validate without generating Swift
axint-py validate intents/create_event.py

# Machine-readable output
axint-py compile intents/create_event.py --json

from axint import define_intent, param, generate_swift, validate_intent

intent = define_intent(
    name="SendMessage",
    title="Send Message",
    description="Sends a message",
    domain="messaging",
    params={"body": param.string("Message text")},
)

ir = intent.to_ir()
diagnostics = validate_intent(ir)
swift_code = generate_swift(ir)

The Python SDK produces compatible IR JSON that the TypeScript compiler can consume. You can pipe it in for additional validation and Swift generation:

axint-py parse intent.py --json | axint compile - --from-ir --stdout

Every language-agnostic analysis layer in Axint — the IR, the validator, the generator — works with a stable JSON schema. The Python SDK implements the full pipeline natively, unlocking a massive population of developers who shouldn't have to learn TypeScript to build Siri integrations.

The Python parser never runs your code. It walks the Python AST the same way the TypeScript compiler walks the TS AST, so axint compile is deterministic, sandboxable, and reproducible.

pip install -e '.[dev]'
pytest -v
ruff check .
mypy axint

Apache 2.0 — see LICENSE.

Part of the Axint project by Agentic Empire.