dignified-python
Dignified Python Coding Standards Skill
Production-quality Python coding standards for writing clean, maintainable, modern Python code (versions 3.10-3.13).
When to Use This Skill
Auto-invoke when users ask about:
- "make this pythonic" / "is this good python"
- "type hints" / "type annotations" / "typing"
- "LBYL vs EAFP" / "exception handling"
- "pathlib vs os.path" / "path operations"
- "CLI patterns" / "click usage"
- "code review" / "improve this code"
- Any Python code quality or standards question
Note: This skill is general Python standards, not Dagster-specific. Use
/dagster-best-practices for Dagster patterns.
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