python-project-scaffold

Scaffold a new Python project by providing the project name, type, dependencies, and author details to generate a complete repository layout with uv, ruff, pyright, pytest, and pre-commit configurations.

Set up a production-ready Python repository by generating an opinionated foundation with src-based packaging, tests, CI, linting, formatting, type checking, and contribution files in a single pass.

Yes, you can use this Python project setup for both libraries and applications. The triage process distinguishes between libraries, applications, and lightweight scripts to match the scaffold to your use case.

The scaffold handles contributor files and project conventions by bootstrapping repository conventions and integrating the HAC initialization process, ensuring project memory and task continuity are included from day one.

Yes, you need pyproject.toml to bootstrap a modern Python package layout. The scaffold requires modern Python packaging conventions, standardizing on uv, ruff, pyright, pytest, and pre-commit.

Use uv and ruff for your Python project setup to establish a maintainable workflow from day one. This approach standardizes tooling and removes the friction and inconsistency of starting a new repository.