trotsky1997/My-Claude-Agent-Skills

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uv-build

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Command

A command for building a Python project with uv, a tool for managing Python projects and packages. It covers building distribution files such as wheels and source archives.

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uv-init

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Command

A command for starting a Python project with uv, a tool for creating and managing Python environments and packages.

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uv-lock

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Command

A command for managing uv lock files. uv is a Python tool that records the exact dependency versions a project should use.

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uv-pip

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Command

A command covering uv’s pip-compatible interface. uv is a Python tool for installing packages and managing Python environments.

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uv-publish

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Command

A command for publishing a Python package with uv, a Python tool for managing projects and dependencies, to PyPI, the main public package repository.

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uv-python

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Command

A command covering uv’s Python version-management features. uv is a tool that can install and manage Python versions and environments.

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uv-run

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Command

A command for using `uv run` to run Python scripts. `uv` is a tool for managing Python projects and environments.

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uv-sync

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Command

A command for synchronizing a Python project's dependencies with uv, a tool for managing Python projects and packages.

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