format-lint-assistant

Mypy fails when formatting and linting run in the wrong order, causing inconsistent code quality. Running the formatter before the linter ensures consistent styling across the project and helps catch type issues early.

You can automate project quality checks by running the formatter, linter, and mypy in a deterministic sequence. This workflow applies formatting before linting to enforce consistent styling and catch type issues early in local and CI contexts.

Yes, the workflow manages missing dev dependencies using uv add --dev. It updates pyproject.toml as needed to satisfy mypy stubs or type requirements, ensuring reproducible quality checks.

Yes, the automated quality check supports Python projects of varying sizes and CI workflows. It provides a repeatable, auditable process for code formatting, static analysis, and type checks in both local and CI contexts.

The best way to handle missing type stubs is to manage them via uv add --dev. This updates pyproject.toml to satisfy mypy requirements, ensuring the type checker runs successfully without manual dependency tracking.