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A collection of structured skill files that AI coding assistants read as context before writing Python code. It standardizes AI-generated code across teams and tools.
No. This repo supports 8 AI tools simultaneously. Just copy the files into your project and your tool picks them up automatically.
Python 3.11+ is the minimum. Check requires-python in your pyproject.toml.
FastAPI, Django, Django REST Framework (DRF), and Flask. Each has a dedicated skill file.
Copy the relevant files into your project root:
cp -r skills ./skills
cp CLAUDE.md ./CLAUDE.md
cp AGENTS.md ./AGENTS.md
cp .cursorrules ./.cursorrulesSee the README for the full list.
No. Only copy the config file for the AI tool(s) you use. The skills/ folder is shared by all tools.
Yes. Fork the repo and modify the skill files to match your team's conventions. Keep the structure intact so tools can still find them.
Check that:
- The config file is in the correct location (project root)
- The
skills/directory is present - Your tool is on a supported version
Yes — that's the whole point. All tools read from the same skills/ folder via their own config file.
The standards work with any IDE that runs a supported AI tool (Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, etc.).
- Create a markdown file in
skills/common/(use kebab-case) - Follow the structure of existing skill files
- Reference it in
AGENTS.mdandCLAUDE.md - Open a PR
Open a GitHub Issue with the skill file name and describe what's incorrect or missing.
Yes! Create the appropriate config file that references skills/ and submit a PR.