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Manages Python package dependencies. Use when adding, upgrading, removing, or syncing Python/pypi packages in projects or libs.

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Managing Packages with uv

Commands

All commands must be run from the specific project/library directory.

Add a package

cd {path} && uv add {package}

Add dev dependency

cd {path} && uv add --dev {package}

Upgrade a package

cd {path} && uv add {package}@latest

Remove a package

cd {path} && uv remove {package}

Sync dependencies

cd {path} && uv sync

Project paths

projects/web_api/
projects/file_enrichment/
projects/document_conversion/
projects/cli/
projects/alerting/
projects/housekeeping/
projects/agents/
libs/common/
libs/file_enrichment_modules/
libs/chromium/
libs/file_linking/
libs/nemesis_dpapi/

Notes

  • Always use uv, never pip
  • Commit both pyproject.toml and uv.lock
  • Use uv run to execute commands in the project's environment