Python Frameworks

A curated directory of popular Python frameworks, libraries, and tools — organized by category and published at pythonframeworks.com.

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Project structure

index.html            # All site content (~4,500 lines)
frameworks.py         # Local dev server (Bottle.py, 16 lines)
llms.txt              # LLM/AI agent discovery file
static/
  css/                # Bootstrap 5
  js/                 # Masonry, ImagesLoaded
  image/
    logos/            # Framework logos (~190 files)
bottle.py             # Vendored single-file WSGI framework (do not edit)

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Categories

Category	Description
Web Apps	Full-stack and WSGI/ASGI frameworks (Django, Flask, FastAPI, …)
Web APIs	REST and GraphQL API frameworks
CMS	Content management systems
ML, DL, and AI	Machine learning and deep learning frameworks
LLM, Gen-AI, and Agents	LLM orchestration and AI agent frameworks
Task Queue and Messaging	Distributed task queues and message brokers
Parallel and Distributed Computing	Parallel and distributed workload frameworks
Workflow and Pipelines	Workflow orchestration and data pipeline tools
Serverless	Python serverless and cloud-function frameworks
DevOps	Infrastructure automation and DevOps tools
Web Crawling and Scraping	Web scraping and crawling frameworks
GUI and TUI Apps	Desktop GUI and terminal UI frameworks
Games	Game development frameworks
Automated Testing	Testing and QA frameworks
Enterprise Integrations	Enterprise messaging and integration tools

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome — new frameworks, updated logos, better descriptions, and bug fixes are all appreciated.

1. Set up the development environment

Requires Python 3. No extra dependencies beyond the vendored bottle.py.

git clone https://github.com/jgujerry/pythonframeworks.git
cd pythonframeworks
python3 frameworks.py

Visit http://localhost:8080/. The server hot-reloads on file changes.

2. Add a framework

All content lives in index.html. Find the right category section (each is a <div class="category" id="...">) and add a Bootstrap card inside its .row.grids div. Use an existing card as a reference for structure and style.

3. Add a category

Add a new section before the closing </main> tag, following this pattern:

<hr class="my-4">

<div class="category" id="Category Name">
    <h3 class="mt-5 display-6">Category Name</h3>
    <p>A short paragraph describing this category and why it matters.</p>

    <div class="row grids mt-4" data-masonry='{"percentPosition": true }'>
        <!-- cards go here -->
    </div>
</div>

The navigation tag cloud is generated automatically from id attributes — no manual nav updates needed.

4. Update llms.txt

If you add a new framework or category, also update llms.txt at the project root so AI agents and LLM-powered search tools stay accurate.

5. Open a pull request

• Test your changes locally at http://localhost:8080/.
• Keep card descriptions concise and neutral — describe what the framework does, not marketing copy.
• One framework or related set of changes per PR keeps reviews fast.
• Target the main branch.

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Contact

Questions or suggestions? Open an issue on GitHub or reach out to @jgujerry on X (Twitter).

License

Released under the MIT License.