Initialize New Python Project

New python projects must use the following:

• They must use uv. Use uv init --name=<project-name> .

- If this is for a cli or other package then use uv init --name=<project-name> --package .

• Setup pre-commit hooks using pre-commit. The pre-commit hooks should include ruff check and formatting, and ty type checks.
• All dependencies should be add using uv add to ensure the latest versions are used.
• The directory structure should contain the following:

- main.py: initially binary for the project, this should be pretty minimal - pyproject.toml: configured by the uv init tool - README.md: a brief description of the project and how to run it - .gitignore: ignore files that should not be committed to git - .pre-commit-config.yaml: configuration for pre-commit hooks - <project-name-dir>/: directory for the project's source code - <project-name-dir>/init.py: empty file to mark the directory as a python package

• If this is being initialized from a design or scope, create a symlink to the design or scope directory, and ensure it is git ignored.
• Always prefer async when possible

Common technologies that should be used based on the project:

• For a web server use FastAPI
• Pydantic should be used for data validation and serialization
• Typer should be used for command-line interfaces
• SQLAlchemy should be used for database interactions