Provide centrally pinned Python CLI tools through uv without requiring a container or Bazel

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Tech-Stack
python, shell
Bereich
build-system, developer-experience, tooling

Rechercherichtung

Start by locating the shared tool catalog and tracing how the existing container and Bazel delivery paths consume it. Then assess how a Python package invoked through uv could use those same definitions while preserving the single version authority; done means the uv path works for a pinned DevContainer release and the existing delivery paths remain intact.

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Use case

As a repository maintainer, I want local development and CI to use the same centrally maintained tool versions without requiring developers or lightweight CI jobs to run a DevContainer or install Bazel. For example, our shared PR workflow runs pre-commit through uvx pre-commit, while developers use the version installed in the DevContainer. This recently meant that CI used pre-commit 4.7.0 while local checks used 4.5.1, allowing an incompatible hook configuration to pass locally and fail in CI.

I want to select one DevContainer release and run its pre-commit version through uv. I should not have to copy individual tool pins into every consuming repository or maintain another requirements file independently of the existing tool catalog.

Proposed solution

Provide a Python package in this repository that can be run through uvx from a pinned Git release, without requiring publication to PyPI. The package should expose a runner for the Python CLI tools defined in the shared catalog, resolve the selected tool to its centrally pinned package version and entrypoint, and execute it in an isolated uv-managed environment. Consumers supply the DevContainer release reference, tool name, and arguments; uv handles installation and caching. A compatible uv installation is a prerequisite and is not bootstrapped or version-pinned by this runner.

The DevContainer repository must remain the central version authority for all three delivery paths: container, uv, and Bazel. Package the existing catalog with the runner and have every delivery path consume the same tool definitions. Do not introduce separately maintained tool versions in Python package metadata, generated consumer wrappers, or downstream repositories. Existing container and Bazel delivery should continue alongside the new uv path. This initial scope covers Python CLI tools such as pre-commit; it does not require uv delivery for every native tool in the catalog.

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