My startup has been using it in production for years. It excels at I/O bound workflows where you have highly concurrent real-time usage of slow/unpredictable partner APIs. You just write normal (non-async) Python code and the patched system internals create yields to the event loop whenever you’d be waiting for I/O, giving you essentially unlimited concurrency (as long as all pending requests and their context fit in RAM).

https://github.com/gfmio/asyncio-gevent does exist to let you use asyncio code in a gevent context, but it’s far less battle-tested and we’ve avoided using it so far.