Recent advances in e-graph algorithms to enable better performance and greater extensibility have generated new interest in applying e-graphs to a variety of domains. This interest is heavily supported by egg, a flexible, high-performance, open-source Rust implementation of e-graphs. In this talk, we present Quiche, an e-graph library inspired by egg, implemented in Python. While one could use egg through Python’s FFI as in snake-egg, Quiche allows programmers to natively use e-graphs in a familiar Python environment and provides dedicated support for e-graphs over Python’s built-in AST manipulation facilities. Additionally, Quiche introduces a novel approach for converting tree structures into e-graphs without relying on a formal grammar specification as egg does.