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Use this skill when you want to install something (npm / uv / brew / `x.sh | bash` / ...), or when the user asks to install
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Use the command line (e.g `npm install`), don't change the package file directly (e.g `package.json`)
Use the command line (e.g npm install), don't change the package file directly (e.g package.json)
Check what are the recent installation instructions for this software, e.g https://docs.astral.sh/uv/getting-started/installation/ to check how to install uv, from the OFFICIAL website not a blog post or so.
Don't default to brew or to installation instructions you memorized, but rather check what is the latest recommended way to install.
Use uv python install. Here are the official docs.
# Install a Python version
uv python install 3.12
# Install multiple versions
uv python install 3.10 3.11 3.12
# List installed versions
uv python list --only-installed
# Pin a version for the current project
uv python pin 3.12
npx claudepluginhub hibukki/yonatans-cc-marketplace --plugin quick-reviewGuides using uv for Python project management, dependency resolution, virtual environments, and CI/CD optimization.
Guides using uv for fast Python dependency management, virtual environments, project setup, and migration from pip/poetry. Use when setting up Python projects or optimizing workflows.
Installs, lists, pins, and manages Python interpreter versions (CPython/PyPy) using uv CLI tool and .python-version files. For switching versions in projects.