Create runnable Python scripts with uv shebang and PEP 723 metadata.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: uv-script Source: https://github.com/89jobrien/dotfiles/tree/main/dot-claude/skills/uv-script Command: npx skills add https://github.com/89jobrien/dotfiles --skill uv-script-89jobrien
This skill helps you write standalone Python scripts and one-off utilities without resorting to python3 -c, by using a uv shebang, PEP 723 inline metadata, and explicit dependency declarations.
Create a script that starts with #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script and include the inline metadata header.
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You can write standalone Python scripts by adding a uv shebang and PEP 723 inline metadata to declare dependencies directly in the script header. This allows you to run the file as a self-contained executable without needing a full module setup.
PEP 723 inline metadata is a standard for declaring dependencies and required Python versions directly within a script's header. It enables single-file scripting workflows by embedding configuration normally found in a project file.
Yes, you need the uv runtime installed to execute scripts using this method. The script relies on a uv shebang and the 'uv run --script' command to automatically process the inline metadata and manage the declared dependencies.
The best way to run one-off utilities is creating a script with a uv shebang and PEP 723 metadata. This approach avoids brittle 'python -c' commands and provides a safer, maintainable, and repeatable setup for quick data transforms.
You should avoid using inline metadata when your project requires a full module structure or complex configuration beyond simple dependencies. This approach is specifically designed for quick utilities, exploratory scripting, and one-off data transforms rather than large applications.
A uv shebang like '#!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script' allows the operating system to execute the Python file directly through the uv runtime. It automatically reads the inline metadata, resolves dependencies, and runs the script in an isolated environment.
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