write-python

Write idiomatic Python 3.14+ code using stdlib-first patterns and explicit typing.

3|Updated Jan 26, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/gali-leilei/agent-skills-md --skill write-python
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Skill: write-python
Source: https://github.com/gali-leilei/agent-skills-md/tree/main/skills/write-python
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gali-leilei/agent-skills-md --skill write-python

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps developers produce idiomatic and modern Python 3.14+ code by enforcing stdlib-first patterns, explicit typing, and clean design.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standard library-first guidance to minimize dependencies and maximize portability.
  • Explicit typing and protocol-based design to improve safety and readability.
  • Use cases include scripting, CLI tools, services, and libraries that benefit from modern Python practices.

Quick Start

Create a small Python utility using only the standard library, with explicit typing and the 3.14+ guidelines, to demonstrate clean, modern code.

Frequently Asked Questions about write-python

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write modern Python code that uses the standard library first?

Writing modern Python with a standard library-first approach minimizes external dependencies by enforcing stdlib-first patterns, maximizing portability across scripts, CLI tools, services, and libraries.

What is the best way to use Protocols for explicit typing in Python?

Using Protocols for explicit typing in Python involves applying protocol-based design to improve safety and readability, ensuring code adheres to modern Python 3.14+ guidelines.

How do I apply pattern matching and guard clauses in Python scripts?

Applying pattern matching and guard clauses in Python scripts utilizes pattern-based control flow and robust guard clauses, which are essential for producing clear, idiomatic, and modern code.

Does this Python coding approach work for both CLI tools and libraries?

Yes, this Python coding approach works for CLI tools and libraries, as the guidelines apply to scripts, services, and libraries where minimal external dependencies and clear typing are essential.

Why use stdlib-first principles instead of external dependencies for Python services?

Using stdlib-first principles instead of external dependencies for Python services maximizes portability and minimizes dependency bloat, ensuring services remain robust and easy to maintain.