How does this skill decide which tool to use?

It routes based on explicit keywords and routing rules to the most specific sub-skill (e.g., install/run -> python-uv-project-setup; lint/CI -> python-quality-tooling; CLI -> python-cli-typer; logging -> python-logging; packaging -> python-packaging-uv).

Can it handle multi-part requests?

It aims to route to a single narrow skill per task; for multi-part requests, start with the primary goal and handle others with separate routings.

What should I avoid asking here?

Don’t request concrete commands or mix multiple workflows—let the specialized skills provide implementations.

python-modern-tooling

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Python Modern Tooling

Overview

Route requests to the narrowest skill that matches the task. Core principle: keep the umbrella lean and delegate details.

Quick Reference

Need	Use this skill
Init project, add deps, run commands	`python-uv-project-setup`
Lint/format/type-check/test/CI	`python-quality-tooling`
Build a CLI with Typer	`python-cli-typer`
Choose/configure logging or loguru	`python-logging`
Build/publish packages with uv	`python-packaging-uv`

Routing Rules

If the task mentions install, dependency, run, or missing package: use python-uv-project-setup.
If the task mentions ruff, ty, pytest, coverage, or CI: use python-quality-tooling.
If the task mentions CLI, commands, Typer: use python-cli-typer.
If the task mentions logging, loguru, handlers, formatters: use python-logging.
If the task mentions packaging, build, publish, dist: use python-packaging-uv.

Example

User: "Missing fastapi and tests fail. How should I install it?"

Route to: python-uv-project-setup (dependency management and run rules).

Common Mistakes

Providing detailed commands here instead of routing to the focused skill.
Mixing multiple workflows in one response.

Red Flags

Suggesting pip install or direct python/pytest execution here.

Source

git clone https://github.com/narumiruna/agent-skills/blob/main/skills/python-modern-tooling/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

Python Modern Tooling routes requests to the narrowest skill that matches the task. Core principle: keep the umbrella lean and delegate details to specialized skills. It helps you pick the right workflow—project setup, quality tooling, CLI with Typer, logging, or packaging—without guessing which skill applies.

How This Skill Works

The skill analyzes the task for keywords and maps it to a focused tool via routing rules (e.g., install/run/deps -> python-uv-project-setup; lint/CI -> python-quality-tooling; CLI/Typer -> python-cli-typer; logging -> python-logging; packaging -> python-packaging-uv). It does not execute commands itself but routes to the appropriate narrow skill so the right expert handles execution.

When to Use It

Init a new project, manage dependencies, or run setup commands.
Lint, format, type-check, test, or configure CI.
Build a CLI using Typer.
Configure logging or choose between loguru and standard handlers.
Build or publish packages with uv (packaging, distribution).

Quick Start

Step 1: Identify the task keywords (install, lint, CLI, logging, packaging).
Step 2: Let Python Modern Tooling route to the most specific skill.
Step 3: Follow the focused skill's guidance for implementation.

Best Practices

Route to the most specific skill instead of mixing tasks.
Mention clear keywords to trigger the correct mapping.
Avoid including concrete commands here; let the focused skill handle them.
Reference the relevant skill by name (e.g., python-uv-project-setup, python-quality-tooling).
When unsure, start with a minimal task and let routing decide.

Example Use Cases

User: I need to set up a new Python project and install dependencies.
User: I want to run linting, type checks, and CI configuration.
User: I need to build a CLI with Typer.
User: I want to configure logging with Loguru.
User: I need to build and publish a package with uv.

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