eddmann/agent-toolkit/uv

uv

Prefer uv for Python execution and dependencies. Read the project's Python requirements, package configuration and repository instructions first. Preserve existing tooling, lockfiles and build backends; ordinary Python work does not require a tooling migration.

uv run script.py                        # Run within the project environment
uv run --no-project --with httpx tool.py # Run an independent script with an ad-hoc dependency
uv add httpx                            # Add a dependency to a uv-managed project
uv init --script tool.py                 # Initialize a standalone script

For reusable standalone scripts, declare dependencies with inline script metadata instead of modifying an unrelated project's dependencies. Match the required Python version to the code and target environment. Read scripts.md for metadata, locking and executable scripts.

Read build.md when creating or changing a distributable package. Keep backend selection specific to the package's needs. Check uv --version and command help when flags or generated defaults matter; do not copy a fixed backend version from an old example.