omochiDeclare a view
A view is called a Surface in the SDK. Describe text, inputs, and controls in Python, TypeScript, or Rust.
Your program.
With a little UI.
Turn the code you already have into a tool you can see, touch, and share. State and actions stay in your language. Omochi brings them to the browser.
Local tools. Browser views. Apache 2.0.
counter.py PYTHON
import asyncio
from omochi_ui import App
app = App({"count": 0})
@app.action("increment")
async def increment(input, ctx):
await ctx.update(lambda s: s.update(count=s["count"] + 1))
@app.surface("main")
def main(ui, state):
ui.text(f'Count: {state["count"]}')
ui.button("Add one", increment.call({}))
asyncio.run(app.start())A view in your browser A2UI
EXAMPLE VIEW
Count: 0
Run Python code with a button.
Program → A2UI → Browser
01 / A SMALLER DISTANCE
Keep the logic close.
Define a view where your application already lives. The shared renderer takes care of showing it.
Connect an action
Use your existing functions. Publish state updates, including progress during a long task.
Let the browser render
Omochi sends A2UI updates. Unfinished form input stays in the browser.
02 / A PLACE FOR YOUR TOOLSOne script is a start.
One script is a start.
A workspace is next.
Bring views from running applications into a dashboard. Add a command button, follow a log, or give an agent a place to show its work.
