uv-python

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Use uv exclusively for all Python package management, environment setup, and script execution. Trigger whenever the user installs/removes Python packages, runs Python scripts, manages dependencies, creates Python projects, or mentions python/pip/poetry/conda/pip-tools.

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Sourceuxfion/skills

Added on2026-03-26

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npx skill4agent add uxfion/skills uv-python

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Python Package Management with uv

Use

uv

exclusively. Never use pip, pip-tools, poetry, virtualenv or conda for dependency management.

Project (has

pyproject.toml

or

requirements.txt

)

Init new project:
```
uv init
```
Add dep:
```
uv add <package>
```
Remove dep:
```
uv remove <package>
```
Sync env:
```
uv sync
```
Run script:
```
uv run <script>.py
```

Standalone Script (outside a project, or temporary use but need keep the file)

Use PEP 723 inline metadata to declare dependencies inside the script:

python

# /// script
# requires-python = ">=3.12"
# dependencies = [
#     "requests",
# ]
# ///

Or add dep:
```
uv add <package> --script <script>.py
```

Or remove dep:

uv remove <package> --script <script>.py

Run:
```
uv run <script>.py
```

One-Off Code (no file saved, temporary execution)

bash

uv run - <<'EOF'
<script>
EOF

Other Commands

Run a tool temporarily:
```
uvx <tool>
```
Install a tool globally:
```
uv tool install <tool>
```
Run with specific Python version: uv run --python 3.10 <script>.py

uv-python

NPX Install

Tags

SKILL.md Content

Python Package Management with uv

Project (has
`pyproject.toml`
or
`requirements.txt`
)

Standalone Script (outside a project, or temporary use but need keep the file)

One-Off Code (no file saved, temporary execution)

Other Commands

uv-python

NPX Install

Tags

SKILL.md Content

Python Package Management with uv

Project (has pyproject.toml or requirements.txt)

Standalone Script (outside a project, or temporary use but need keep the file)

One-Off Code (no file saved, temporary execution)

Other Commands

Project (has
`pyproject.toml`
or
`requirements.txt`
)