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Python language conventions, patterns, and tooling. This skill should be used when working with Python source files (.py), pyproject.toml, or writing Python scripts.
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Guidance for designing, writing, reviewing, or refactoring tests in this project. Use when adding tests for features or bugs, deciding unit vs integration boundaries, choosing what to mock, improving test structure, or reducing brittle/slow/flaky tests.
Turn a rough idea into a reviewed design spec before any implementation.
Debug issues using a structured, evidence-first process.
Execute a written implementation plan in this session with checkpoints.
Execute a written implementation plan task-by-task using pi subagents with review gates.
| name | python |
| description | Python language conventions, patterns, and tooling. This skill should be used when working with Python source files (.py), pyproject.toml, or writing Python scripts. |
uvx ruffuvFor single-file scripts, use uv inline script dependencies instead of a separate requirements file:
# /// script
# dependencies = ["requests", "rich"]
# ///