TypeScript definitions for pyproject.

Parse and normalize pyproject.toml metadata into strictly typed JavaScript objects.

Scaffold modern Python projects — pyproject/uv, ruff, pytest, src layout — from a CLI or the browser. Packkit's Python sibling.

19 date-aware checks on the [project] metadata that decides whether your next release uploads

dependency-owners loader for pyproject.toml files

Small utilities: assertions, polling, bounded-concurrency mapping, zod-validated JSON reads, repo-URL normalization, package.json/pyproject manifest schemas, and a git/gh shell harness

Check and update dependencies across Cargo, npm, and pyproject projects

A small Serverless plugin for pyproject.toml compatibility

Sync pyproject.toml workspace dependencies to Nx project.json implicitDependencies

A semantic-release plugin for bumping version of Poetry projects.

semantic release plugin for uv

Read a Python codebase with suss and check what each FastAPI or Flask route returns against the clients, specs and infrastructure that depend on it.

Framework that can run checks on repos

`pver` is a cli tool for releasing [Pragmatic Versions](https://pragmaticversioning.com). You can use `pver` as a simpler alternative to `semantic-release` for `npm` repositories. Alternatively if you already use `semantic-release`, you can use a [pragmat

The handover layer for AI-built software. Local-first: scan, verify and generate a project passport, no account required.

DSH 测试稳定性插件：flaky_detect/history/quarantine/clear/report 五工具，支持 vitest/jest/pytest/node:test，重复运行测试并识别不稳定用例，JUnit/TAP 完整解析，JSON 历史与隔离清单，零运行时依赖。

CLI for creating and managing Arch applications.

Yeoman generator for Python packages, using Poetry and integrated with Visual Studio Code

Auto-detect how a project checks itself (typecheck / lint / test / build) and run the relevant checks as an MCP server — structured pass/fail with parsed errors, so an agent stops re-deriving commands and grepping walls of output.

Python infrastructure audit skill for Claude Code and OpenCode — audit projects against a known-good blueprint