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smithery/neversight

python-starter

Automatically configures formatter and linter settings when initializing Python projects.

Installation

$ npx skills add smithery/neversight --skill python-starter
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Summary

  • Automatically configures formatter and linter settings when initializing Python projects.
  • Installs ruff by default and uses pyproject.toml for configuration.
  • Detects or asks the user about venv/poetry/uv environments and installs as dev dependencies.
  • Optionally configures pre-commit and ty.
  • Suggests VSCode workspace settings when using VSCode.
  • Use this skill when starting Python projects ("Start a Python project", "Create a FastAPI project", "Create a data analysis Python project", etc.).

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SKILL.md

Python Starter

Automatically configures formatter and linter when initializing Python projects.

Workflow

  1. Environment Detection and Selection

- Use UV if uv.lock file exists or uv command is available - Use Poetry if [tool.poetry] section exists in pyproject.toml - If no environment is configured, recommend uv - Otherwise use venv - Ask the user if uncertain

  1. Install ruff

- Install ruff as dev dependency based on selected environment - Use commands (avoid writing code directly) - Reference: [environment-setup.md](references/environment-setup.md)

  1. Configure pyproject.toml

- Create pyproject.toml if it doesn't exist - Add ruff configuration (see [pyproject-toml-examples.md](references/pyproject-toml-examples.md) for default settings) - Template: [assets/pyproject.toml.template](assets/pyproject.toml.template)

  1. Install pytest

- Install pytest as dev dependency based on selected environment - Use commands (avoid writing code directly)

  1. Type Checking Setup (Optional)

- Ask the user if they want ty setup - Install ty as dev dependency if needed - Add ty configuration to pyproject.toml - Reference: [pyproject-toml-examples.md](references/pyproject-toml-examples.md)

  1. Pre-commit Setup (Optional)

- Ask the user if they want pre-commit setup - Install pre-commit and create .pre-commit-config.yaml if needed - Reference: [pre-commit-setup.md](references/pre-commit-setup.md) - Template: [assets/.pre-commit-config.yaml.template](assets/.pre-commit-config.yaml.template)

  1. VSCode Settings Suggestion

- Suggest creating .vscode/settings.json when using VSCode - Include ruff and ty (if configured) settings - Reference: [vscode-settings.md](references/vscode-settings.md) - Template: [assets/.vscode-settings.json.template](assets/.vscode-settings.json.template)

  1. Create .gitignore

- Create .gitignore if it doesn't exist - Include common Python ignores for virtual environments, cache files, build artifacts, IDE files, and OS files - Template: [assets/.gitignore.template](assets/.gitignore.template)

Principles

  • Command-first: Use commands whenever possible instead of writing code directly
  • Use pyproject.toml: Store all configuration in pyproject.toml
  • Dev dependencies: Install ruff, pytest, ty, and pre-commit as dev dependencies
  • User confirmation: Confirm with user for environment selection, ty, and pre-commit before proceeding

References

  • Environment setup: [references/environment-setup.md](references/environment-setup.md)
  • pyproject.toml examples: [references/pyproject-toml-examples.md](references/pyproject-toml-examples.md)
  • Pre-commit setup: [references/pre-commit-setup.md](references/pre-commit-setup.md)
  • VSCode settings: [references/vscode-settings.md](references/vscode-settings.md)