It does say it supports ad-hoc Python blocks. I can see the potential for Python frameworks/ORMs being able to "export" a series of instructions over to such

It does say it supports ad-hoc Python blocks. I can see the potential for Python frameworks/ORMs being able to "export" a series of instructions over to such a system, or alternatively allow the object-relational/database abstraction layer to just run on the server side to start with. If you can produce a DBAPI-like API on the server, then ORMs like SQLAlchemy and maybe others should be fully usable within that environment. Client-server communication might use some kind of RPC-like system. Depending on how flexible the Python environment is, the client system could send over blocks of Python code on the fly which gets cached, making the system almost transparent.