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Run Python scripts with uv including inline dependencies (PEP 723), temporary dependencies (--with), and ephemeral tool execution. Use when running scripts, needing one-off dependencies, or creating executable Python scripts. No venv activation required.
Master the ExecuteScript executor for Automation Pilot commands. Covers script execution parameters, Base64 encoding, timeout/exit code handling, stdin/parameters/environment patterns, and language-specific commands (Python, Node.js, PowerShell). Use when building commands that execute shell scripts or custom code.
Install and manage global Python CLI tools with uv (pipx alternative). Use when the user mentions uv tool, uvx, installing CLI tools globally, or pipx replacement.
Use when rigging a character, creature or prop in Blender through Python: "rig this character", Rigify metarig fitting or generation errors, automatic weights or "Bone Heat Weighting failed", weight painting fixes, clothes that do not follow, IK/FK switch, foot roll, twist bones, drivers and custom properties, corrective shape keys, a stylized face rig, a mechanical or hard-surface rig, or testing how a rig deforms.
Python project setup, deps, and lockfiles with uv. Use when the user mentions uv, creating Python projects, managing dependencies, lockfiles, or pyproject.toml.
Migrate TypeScript Pi coding-agent applications, extensions, or packages to Python with Pydantic AI and Pydantic AI Harness. Use when source code imports `@earendil-works/pi-*`, calls `createAgentSession`, registers Pi extensions, or relies on Pi tools, hooks, skills, sessions, compaction, providers, TUI, RPC, or packages.
Migrate TypeScript Mastra applications to Python with Pydantic AI and, only when needed, Pydantic AI Harness. Use when source code imports `@mastra/*` or relies on Mastra agents, tools, workflows, memory, processors, streaming, approvals, skills, or subagents.
Use when drawing or animating with Grease Pencil in Blender 5.x from Python: 2D or 2.5D illustration, frame-by-frame animation, a cutout or part-based 2D character, strokes with pressure, filled shapes with holes, in-betweens and interpolation, onion skin, Line Art outlines, strokes on 3D meshes, NPR or hybrid motion graphics. Also when GP code fails (GPENCIL, frame.strokes, grease_pencil_modifiers), fills do not show, colors render dark, or draw brushes will not run from a script.
Connect any tool (Notion, Stripe, ClickFunnels...) to every agent by installing its official CLI, or writing a one-file Python CLI over its API, then a global skill. Use for "connect-tool notion", "connect X", "make a CLI for X", "use my X API key".
Write Blender 5.2 add-ons as extensions - blender_manifest.toml, operators/panels/menus/property groups/preferences, bpy.props rules after 5.0, undo/redo, modal and timer patterns, gpu drawing (no bgl), bundling Python wheels, CLI validate/build/install, testing headless, extensions platform publishing. Use when creating or fixing a Blender add-on, tool, or UI.
Fetch and export public X (Twitter) data with a self-contained Python CLI built on the twikit library — no developer API keys, just the user's own login cookies. Covers user profiles, a user's tweets/replies/likes, single tweets, threads, search, followers/following, home/bookmark timelines, with JSON/JSONL/CSV/SQLite output and resumable pagination. Use whenever the user wants to scrape, download, collect, archive, monitor, or analyze tweets or X/Twitter accounts, export a timeline or follower list to a file or dataset, pull X data for research, or build a tweet corpus — even if they don't name the tool. Requires the user's own X login cookies (auth_token + ct0, or username/password login).
Use when porting a third-party Python Telegram client plugin (a `.plugin` file with `from base_plugin import BasePlugin`, `__id__`/`__name__` dunders, Chaquopy `jclass`/`find_class`, `hook_method`, `on_send_message_hook`, `create_settings`) to an Inugram plugin (`.inu.js` / TS built with `@inugram/cli`). Trigger on "port this plugin", "rewrite X.plugin for inugram", "convert this python plugin", or when the user hands over a `.plugin` file.