11 tagged python template, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Design and generate a compatible project from the Python Template component layers or presets. Use when choosing a workload, framework, AI providers, data engines, interfaces, training and serving tools, deployment target, or IaC option; also use when a user wants a simple library, CLI, or API without AI.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Extend or repair the Python Template repository while keeping its catalog, Copier questions, templates, generated references, and tests synchronized. Use for adding a framework, provider, database, interface, ML tool, deployment target, preset, compatibility rule, or generated-project capability.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Validate the Python Template repository or a project generated from it. Use before committing, publishing, deploying, or reviewing a stack to check catalog compilation, rendering, dependencies, formatting, tests, security workflows, skills, and representative runtime behavior.
smorinlabs/py-launch-blueprint
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use when bootstrapping a new Python repo, project, CLI, package, script, or uv project from py-launch-blueprint. Ask whether the user wants the opinionated template bootstrap or a minimal setup before running commands.
smorinlabs/py-launch-blueprint
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guide for using ruff, the extremely fast Python linter and formatter. Use this when linting, formatting, or fixing Python code.
smorinlabs/py-launch-blueprint
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Guide for using uv, the Python package and project manager. Use this when working with Python projects, scripts, packages, or tools.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Standalone personal code-quality, architecture, documentation, graphical-interface, and project-management guide for TypeScript and Python repositories. Use when writing or reviewing code or docs, designing architecture or UI, refactoring, or aligning tests; apply repository policy first, then shared design philosophy…