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When you need to create a distributable Python library, CLI tool, or publish code to PyPI/private repos.
A properly structured, installable Python package with valid metadata, ready to build as wheel/sdist and publish to PyPI.
Use Cases
A developer finishes a utility library and wants to share it on PyPI. Using this skill, they set up a src/ layout, write pyproject.toml with metadata and dependencies, choose setuptools backend, build wheel and sdist, and publish to TestPyPI then PyPI. The skill prevents common structural mistakes and ensures installable, importable packages.
A team builds a CLI tool and needs it installable via pip. The skill guides them to define console_scripts entry points in pyproject.toml, use a source layout to avoid import leaks, and configure build backend. Result is a pip-installable command with clean separation of test and source code.
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