Sanskrit Python Packages

lipilekhika

A Fast, Comprehensive Typing and Conversion tool for Indian Languages

panchang

Bharatiya calendar infrastructure — Panchang, festivals, muhurat, regional calendars

vak-lang

A Sanskrit programming language whose type system is Panini's karaka grammar - and whose own compiler is written in itself.

dharma-transcribe

Headless multilingual transcription pipeline for Buddhist dharma teachings (Tibetan, Sanskrit, English, Japanese)

mahabodi

Memory driven system-1 engine for AI agents. MahaBodi gives an agent two fast, non-generative faculties of memory and decisions

fojin-mcp

Buddhist Digital Text Platform — 10,500+ texts, 613 sources, trilingual cross-canon, AI Q&A (RAG), knowledge graph, full-text search

cdsl-sanskrit-util

Shared Sanskrit string helpers (IAST/SLP1/Devanagari transcode + norm/nfold/form_key keys) for the CDSL / Sanskrit-Lexicon repos — Python + JS, behaviour-identical.

sanskrit-tts

Sanskrit text to speech

vedika

SanskritNLP Toolkit

sanskrit-text

Sanskrit Text (Devanagari) Utility Functions

heritage

Heritage.py -- Python Interface to The Sanskrit Heritage Site

quanfire-multilingual-embedding

Indic-first embeddings you can actually ship. Documented sources. Weights: CC BY-SA 4.0.

lipimala

Exact round-trip Indic transliteration (lipimala): IAST/ISO-15919 ↔ Devanagari, Gujarati, plain English/Hunterian with Vedic accents. Feature-parity monorepo for Dart, JavaScript, Python, and PHP.

vyoma-download

Download course contents from sanskritfromhome.in

sanskrit-grammar

This Python module provides functions to handle and manipulate various aspects of Sanskrit grammar, including word generation, prefixes (Upasarga), suffixes (Pratyaya), verb conjugation, noun declension, Sandhi (joining words), Sandhi Vechheda (splitting words), and tense identification.

viracitapada

📜 Performs metrical analysis on ISO-15919-transliterated Sanskrit verses

sanskrit-mesh

AI-native token compiler for LLM agent pipelines. 55-77% savings on LangChain/AutoGen payloads using Paninian IR. Zero dependencies.