Python + React
in one file.
The full-stack Python framework. Async server loaders, React UI, and server actions live together in a single .pyxl file. SSR and file routing come with it.
# pages/dashboard.pyxl
@server
async def load(request):
return {"user": await db.get_user(request)}
import React from 'react';
export default function Dashboard({ data }) {
return (
<main>
<h1>Welcome, {data.user.name}</h1>
</main>
);
}
What's in the box
Everything you need, nothing you don't.
File-based routing
Drop a .pyxl file in pages/ and it's a route. Dynamic segments, catch-alls, nested layouts.
Async server loaders
@server functions run on Starlette. Return a dict — it becomes React props. No fetch wiring.
Server actions
Mutate data with @action. Call from React via useAction() — typed POST handlers, zero glue.
SSR + Vite dev
Every page is server-rendered then hydrated. Instant HMR in dev, hashed assets in prod.
Performance
Fast where it matters.
- 1,100+req/s
- SSR throughput
- 20k+req/s
- POST handling
- 2msp50
- JSON latency
- 0
- Errors at 100c
For AI coding agents
The framework AI agents love.
Tiny CLI surface, zero magic, one file per feature. Built so Claude, Cursor, and Copilot ship real features with a fraction of the context.
Python the whole way
Frontier LLMs write Python with the highest confidence. Backend stays in their strongest mode, and the AI SDK ecosystem (Anthropic, OpenAI, LangChain) is Python-first anyway.
One file per feature
Loader, mutation, and React UI in a single .pyxl file. One read = full feature understanding. No 7-file CRUD edits, no TS/Python type sync.
Machine-parseable errors
pyxle check emits [section] line N: message — one diagnostic per line, exit 0/1. Tight edit → check → fix loops with grep-friendly output.
Showcase
Apps built with Pyxle.
Get started
Four commands.
Install, scaffold, run. The whole CLI vocabulary fits on one screen.
- 1$pip install pyxle-framework
- 2$pyxle init my-app && cd my-app
- 3$pyxle install
- 4$pyxle dev
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