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backend-python

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House rules for backend Python services in a monorepo (FastAPI apps under `apps/<app>` and shared layers under `packages/py-shared/{core,infra,modules}`). TRIGGER when the user is writing or modifying Python code in those paths, preparing to commit / push / finish a feature, reviewing a backend PR, writing pytest tests/fixtures, adding/refactoring a Pydantic model, touching a dependency-injector container, or wiring a FastAPI route. Also run as a pre-commit / end-of-session checklist on any Python change to those paths. Skip for frontend, Helm/chart, or pure infra (Terraform, GitHub Actions) edits.

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