auto-fix

To automatically fix Python lint and formatting issues, you use this Skill to run Ruff, resolving stylistic and programmatic errors without manual intervention. It targets common code style violations in your src and tests directories.

No, auto-fixing Python code with Ruff does not handle type checking or security vulnerability remediation. It exclusively targets common code style violations and minor errors to improve codebase consistency.

You need Ruff and uv installed as dependencies to run automated Python code formatting. The Skill requires both tools to execute properly within your specified source and test directories.

You should run a Python linter and formatter before committing right after writing a new Python module. This quickly cleans up formatting inconsistencies and minor linting errors, ensuring code quality and consistency.

The best way to enforce consistent code style in a Python project is using Ruff's formatter for automated formatting. This Skill applies Ruff to automatically resolve common lint and formatting errors across your src and tests directories.