setup-role-python

To set up a Python repository baseline, you need to verify and configure essential files, dependencies, and project structures like launcher.py and src/__init__.py. This Skill automates that reconciliation by checking for necessary tooling like uv and validating the working tree against predefined standards.

A Python engine baseline setup requires core engine components like launcher.py and src/{name}/__init__.py. The baseline reconciliation process verifies these essential files and directory structures are present so the repository adheres to predefined Python development standards.

Yes, uv is a necessary dependency tool for reconciling a Python project baseline. The setup process checks for and ensures necessary tools like uv are installed before validating the working tree and integrating with project management tools like Serena.

Baseline reconciliation for existing Python projects works by verifying the repository against a predefined baseline of essential files and configurations. It checks for critical engine files, validates directory structures, and ensures all necessary tooling is in place for seamless project activation.

Yes, Serena integrates with the project for seamless activation after the Python repository baseline is reconciled. The setup ensures all core engine files and necessary tooling are validated and in place, allowing Serena to activate the development environment immediately.

The best way to bootstrap a new Python engine project is to run a baseline reconciliation that automatically sets up core engine files, validates the working tree, and ensures necessary tooling is installed. This streamlines the setup process so developers can focus on coding immediately.