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python-pro
Idiomatic Python: project layout, packaging, type hints, testing, async, and performance. Use when writing, reviewing, or structuring Python projects.
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# Python Pro
## Overview
Python rewards **readability and the standard library**: the best Python code looks obvious after
you read it and leans on batteries-included modules before reaching for dependencies. This skill
covers professional Python — project layout that scales, packaging without pain, type hints as
documentation, testing culture, async done right, and performance work that respects how CPython
actually executes.
The through-line: write Python like Python, not like Java or C wearing a Python costume.
## When to use