following-conventions

Enforce Python coding standards using ruff for linting and formatting, mypy for type checking, and pytest for testing. This Skill configures 4-space indentation, double quotes, 88-character line limits, import ordering, and naming conventions (snake_case for functions/modules, PascalCase for classes) enforced via uv-based tooling chains.

You need uv for dependency management, Ruff for style checks and formatting, Mypy for static type analysis, and pytest for testing. This Skill integrates all four into a quality-gate workflow: uv run ruff check && uv run ruff format --check && uv run mypy && uv run pytest && uv build.

Configure pre-commit style checks by chaining uv-based commands before commits or releases. This Skill enforces ruff check, ruff format validation, mypy type checking, and pytest test execution as mandatory gates, plus Python 3.12+ typing and naming conventions.

Yes, Ruff and Mypy work together in this Skill's workflow. Ruff handles linting and formatting (style, imports, line length), while Mypy enforces static type checking without Any types, creating comprehensive quality coverage across style and correctness.

This Skill enforces snake_case for modules, functions, and variables; PascalCase for classes; and CONSTANT_CASE for constants. It also requires Click-based CLI patterns with kebab-case flag names, integrated with mypy type checking and ruff formatting.