That's an awful idea.

The reason to have an interpreter or any kind of separation of software into modules is that you can audit common pieces of software just once, that you don't waste space on users' computers to store it, that you don't require to build walls to protect separate environments with similar but not the same copies of the same piece of software.

Another benefit of an environment like Python is that you have source code available and you can fix problems before or instead of engaging the original developers.

I had a misfortune to work with the tools written by someone like you (a lot of Linux LDAP utilities are like this). It's a huge pain to deal with.