runtime-exec

Automatic runtime detection identifies whether a script requires Python or Node by checking for pyproject.toml, poetry.lock, package.json, and lockfiles. It then selects the appropriate package manager, such as uv, poetry, pnpm, npm, or yarn, to execute the script without manual configuration.

Yes, cross-platform execution ensures Python and Node scripts run consistently across Windows, macOS, and Linux. The runtime detection logic applies the appropriate package manager and provides a safe default execution fallback to maintain reliable behavior in diverse development environments.

Executing scripts from the scripts directory is handled automatically by detecting project lockfiles and applying package manager fallbacks. For Node, it falls back from pnpm to npm to yarn to npx, and for Python, it uses uv, poetry, and .venv to ensure reliable execution.

Yes, runtime detection supports both Poetry and uv for Python environments. It prioritizes uv when possible and uses poetry.lock and pyproject.toml files to identify the correct environment, falling back to local .venv directories if those package managers are unavailable.

Node scripts may fail if the correct package manager is not detected from lockfiles. This approach automatically identifies the proper manager by checking for package.json and lockfiles, applying pnpm, npm, yarn, or npx fallbacks to prevent silent execution failures.

To prevent silent failures, runtime execution provides safe, auditable execution with diagnostics and clear fallbacks. It directs scripts from the scripts directory and applies a safe default execution fallback if the primary package managers or runtimes are not found.