jeff-skill-python-project

You configure a Python project with uv, ruff, and pytest by generating opinionated project layouts, standard directories, and config files to enforce modern tooling and 80% test coverage. This setup applies to both new and existing repositories.

The best way to structure a Python project for reproducible environments is using an opinionated layout with uv for version and dependency management. This satisfies requirements for Python versioning and generates reproducible configurations.

Yes, you can use ruff and pytest to enforce 80% test coverage in existing Python repositories. The configuration guides upgrading existing repos by applying linting, testing workflows, and validation steps to ensure consistent quality.

Yes, uv works with ruff for Python dependency management and linting. The integrated tooling uses uv for version management and ruff for linting, providing guardrails and validation steps to ensure consistent project quality.

When applying opinionated Python project structures, consider that the setup enforces specific standards and 80% test coverage requirements. These guardrails and validation steps ensure consistent quality but may require adjusting existing project configurations.