[cyberpunk]

Not really. Erlang/OTP applications get the advantages they have by being what they are and that's not really something you can import as a library to a language which doesn't even have primitives those systems speak.

If it sounds like a good idea to do that when you are solving something horrible, then your better bet is to write that functionality in a beam language instead of trying to play beam in a language which can't do it.

This is a bit of a different world than most of us are used to. Porting python to the jvm or making it run on v8 are different goals than making something play in the beam space.

You could run single node python with a port to beam, but there would be no advantages to doing it. It would be slower and no one would use it. Beam langauges only get you something when you're doing distributed things really and python isn't equipped for playing those natively.

You could wrap it in some libs maybe, sure. But why would you?