Initialize Python projects, sync locked environments, and run PEP 723 scripts with uv.
npx skills add https://github.com/ulf1/trading-regime --skill 301-uv
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: 301-uv Source: https://github.com/ulf1/trading-regime/tree/main/.agent/skills/301-uv Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ulf1/trading-regime --skill 301-uv
It solves the problem of slow, non-reproducible Python environment setup by providing a fast workflow to initialize projects, lock dependencies, and run scripts consistently across machines.
Initialize a new project with uv using uv init, then run the script file.py that includes PEP 723 dependency metadata with uv run file.py.
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Run standalone Python scripts with inline dependencies using PEP 723 metadata via the uv run file.py command. This allows you to execute shareable scripts with dependencies declared directly in the script.
The best way to lock Python dependencies for CI-friendly reproduction is using uv to generate a uv.lock file. Enforcing local .venv isolation with this lock file keeps agent and CI runs aligned and reproducible.
Yes, you can use uv to manage ad-hoc Python tooling by running commands with uvx. For persistent tooling installation across your environment, use the uv tool install command.
You should use uv for virtual environment management because it solves slow, non-reproducible Python setup by providing a fast workflow. It initializes projects, locks dependencies, and runs scripts consistently across different machines.
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