python-project-setup
# Python Project Setup Skill
What this skill does
# Python Project Setup Skill Set up new Python projects following modern best practices with uv, ruff, pytest, and proper project structure. ## When to Use This Skill Use this skill when: - User requests to create a new Python project - User wants to initialize Python tooling in an existing directory - User mentions setting up a Python development environment - User asks about Python project structure or best practices ## Core Capabilities 1. **Project Initialization** - Initialize projects with `uv init` - Set up proper directory structure - Configure Python version with pyenv 2. **Dependency Management** - Install and configure uv package manager - Add essential dependencies (pytest, ruff, mypy, pydantic) - Set up development vs runtime dependencies 3. **Configuration Files** - Create `pyproject.toml` with tool configurations - Set up `.gitignore` for Python projects - Configure VSCode settings for Python development - Create `.python-version` for version management 4. **Project Structure** - Create `src/<project_name>/` for source code - Set up `tests/` directory for test files - Create `docs/` for documentation - Set up `.vscode/` for editor configuration ## Context Files This skill references the following context files in this directory: - `project-structure-template.md` - Standard directory layout - `pyproject-toml-template.md` - Configuration template - `vscode-settings-template.json` - Editor configuration - `gitignore-template.md` - Python gitignore patterns - `readme-template.md` - README structure ## Key Tools and Commands ```bash # Project initialization uv init <project-name> # Dependency management uv add pytest --dev uv add ruff --dev uv add mypy --dev uv add pydantic # Sync dependencies uv sync ``` ## Expected Outcomes After using this skill, the user should have: - A fully initialized Python project with modern tooling - Proper project structure following best practices - All essential dependencies installed - Configuration files set up correctly - Version control initialized (git) - Documentation scaffolding in place ## Integration with Other Skills - Works with `python-code-quality` skill for linting setup - Works with `python-testing` skill for test framework configuration - Complements the `python-project-setup` agent for full orchestration
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