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# Python Development
`pyproject.toml` is the source of truth for the Python target, tools, scripts, and dependencies. Check it, `.python-version`, and CI before using 3.12-only syntax. Project conventions win over these defaults.
## Toolchain
- uv for environments and commands (`uv run`, `uv add`); never call `pip` directly. Match the lockfile already in use.
- Ruff for lint and format. Pyright for types, or `ty` only when the project has adopted it.
- pytest for tests.
## Defaults