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Use quality dependencies freely - default to using existing libraries over reinventing. For Python prefer conda over pip, maintain separate requirements-conda.txt and requirements-pip.txt. Use when adding dependencies, installing packages, or evaluating whether to use a library.
Automatically applies when managing Python dependencies. Ensures proper use of uv/Poetry, lock files, version constraints, conflict resolution, and dependency security.
Use when creating Python projects, managing dependencies with uv, configuring pyproject.toml, building packages, or publishing to PyPI - covers project initialization, dependency management, and distribution; NOT for testing or performance (plugin:python@dot-claude)
Python tooling conventions for this organization. Use when working with Python projects, fixing linting issues, or managing dependencies.
Generate final reports and packages from accumulated artefacts, with audience-specific options.
Scaffold Python projects with uv (package/Python version manager), hatchling (build tool), and pytest (testing). Generates onion architecture structure with domain, infrastructure, application, and presentation layers. Use when users request to create a new Python project, initialize Python codebases, set up Python package structure, or need project templates following clean architecture principles.
Use when setting up Python projects, managing dependencies with uv, configuring pyproject.toml, creating project structure, or publishing packages - provides modern Python 3.12+ tooling patterns with uv package manager (plugin:dev-python@pproenca)
Manage project dependencies across all apps. Use when installing, updating, or managing dependencies, or when user asks to install packages.
Manages Python library releases including semantic versioning, changelog maintenance (Keep a Changelog format), release automation with GitHub Actions, and deprecation workflows. Use when planning releases, writing changelogs, automating release pipelines, or communicating breaking changes.
Keep documentation, versioning, and release artifacts consistent for eo-processor. Use when changing public APIs, adding features, updating performance claims, or preparing a release (align README/QUICKSTART/docs, stubs, changelog, and pyproject/Cargo versions).
Guide for publishing MCP servers to NPM (TypeScript/Node.js) or UVX (Python). Use when preparing MCP servers for public distribution, validating package configuration, or walking through the npm publish or uvx/PyPI publishing workflow. Triggers include requests to publish, release, or distribute MCP servers.
Python development guidelines for modern Python projects. Use when creating Python modules, classes, functions, scripts, or working with type hints, pytest, packaging (pip/poetry), virtual environments, async/await, data classes, or Python best practices. Covers project structure, typing, testing patterns, error handling, logging, and Pythonic idioms.
Auto-detects project language and framework from package.json, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml, go.mod, and other configuration files with comprehensive pattern matching based on 17,253+ production code examples.
Use ONLY when user explicitly requests updating Node.js and pnpm versions - systematically updates package managers in all locations (frontend, backend, CI/CD) and verifies versions against official sources. Never use proactively.
Comprehensive guidance for using uv (Python package manager) in Docker environments with best practices for multi-stage builds, caching, and optimization. Use when containerizing Python applications with uv for production deployments.
Checks package dependencies against registries (PyPI, crates.io, npm, RubyGems, Maven Central, Go Proxy, Swift Package Index, Docker Hub, ArtifactHub) to identify outdated packages and provides update commands. Use when the user wants to check for updates, find outdated dependencies, audit package versions, or upgrade packages in a repository.
Complete workflow for releasing a new version of the Chrome extension, including version bumping, documentation updates, building, and publishing
