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Use when a task needs to install a new Python package, run a Python helper script, or a Python package CLI.
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| name | python-package-runtime |
| description | Use when a task needs to install a new Python package, run a Python helper script, or a Python package CLI. |
Use this skill to install Python packages and run Python-based helpers in a consistent repo-safe way.
As an expert in your assigned roles, you must announce your actions before performing them using the following format:
As a {Role, and Role-XYZ if have more roles}, I will {action description}
This communication pattern ensures transparency and allows for human-in-the-loop oversight at key decision points.
Follow these steps in order:
Choose one path:
For any new Python package in this repo, always install it from repo root with:
core/bin/uv-install <package> [package...]
This wrapper runs uv add in core/engine/. Do not use pip install directly for new packages.
Run helper scripts with:
core/bin/python path/to/script.py
core/bin/python points to core/engine/.venv/bin/python, so scripts run with the repo-managed environment and installed packages.
When a package provides a CLI entrypoint, run it from:
core/engine/.venv/bin/<cli-name>
If you need to confirm the binary name, inspect core/engine/.venv/bin/ first.
.skillpilot/temp/core/bin/uv-install, if installation was neededcore/bin/pythoncore/engine/.venv/bin/core/bin/uv-installcore/bin/pythoncore/engine/.venv/bin/<cli-name>pip install or a random system PythonReverse-engineer an existing software project so the user can understand the code logic, architecture, workflows, design decisions, and potential issues. Use this when the user provides a GitHub repo, local codebase, zip file, or existing project and wants architecture understanding, Mermaid diagrams, remake guidance in another language, or expert design/performance evaluation.
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