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python

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Guidance for modern Python 3.12+ development covering project layout, async versus sync decisions, framework selection, uv/ruff/mypy tooling, testing, profiling, and deployment. Use when writing .py code, scaffolding pyproject.toml, choosing FastAPI/Django/Flask, debugging asyncio or asyncio.gather, configuring uv/ruff/mypy/pytest, optimizing performance, or deploying Python services. Sub-skills: python-patterns, python-testing, windows-installer.

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