python-conventions

name	python-conventions
description	Apply Python conventions — uv, Ruff strict, mypy strict, pytest, pip-audit.
allowed-tools	Read, Edit, Write, Grep, Glob, Bash(uv *), Bash(uv run ruff *), Bash(uv run mypy *), Bash(uv run pytest *), Bash(uv run pip-audit *), Bash(uv run vulture *), Bash(uv run python *)
globs	**/*.py
paths	**/*.py

Default Stack

If the repo doesn't define its own tooling, use:

• UV — dependency management, builds, running scripts
• GitHub Actions — CI/CD
• Ruff — linting and formatting, with these rule sets:
  • E (pycodestyle errors), F (pyflakes), I (isort), UP (pyupgrade)
  • B (flake8-bugbear), SIM (flake8-simplify), PTH (pathlib)
  • PIE (flake8-pie), RUF (ruff-specific), T201 (no print)
  • PLC0415 (import-outside-toplevel)
• mypy — strict mode (strict = true, warn_return_any = true, warn_unused_configs = true)
• pytest — testing (pytest-cov, pytest-asyncio)
• vulture — dead code detection
• pip-audit — dependency security audit

Scratch Testing

ALWAYS use test.py in project root for:

• Ad-hoc testing, API calls, data exploration
• Any Python code that isn't a formal test or production code
• NEVER use inline Python heredocs via Bash (uv run python3 << 'EOF')

Write code to test.py, then run with uv run python test.py. Comment out previous code — keeps history. Gitignored — never commit.