pypi-server
Guidance for creating Python packages and serving them via a local PyPI server. This skill applies when tasks involve building Python packages (with pyproject.toml or setup.py), setting up local package repositories, or serving packages via HTTP for pip installation. Use when the goal is to create installable Python packages and make them available through a local index URL.
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name: pypi-server description: Guidance for creating Python packages and serving them via a local PyPI server. This skill applies when tasks involve building Python packages (with pyproject.toml or setup.py), setting up local package repositories, or serving packages via HTTP for pip installation. Use when the goal is to create installable Python packages and make them available through a local index URL.
pypi-server
Guidance for creating Python packages and serving them via a local PyPI server. This skill applies when tasks involve building Python packages (with pyproject.toml or setup.py), setting up local package repositories, or serving packages via HTTP for pip installation. Use when the goal is to create installable Python packages and make them available through a local index URL.
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