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version: 1
project:
  name: basic-python
  description: Minimal Python repo that shows Python toolchain ownership plus setup and verification
  type: application
toolchains:
  python:
    version: "3.12"
    package_managers:
      uv: ">=0.7.0"
tasks:
  setup:
    description: Hydrate Python dependencies through the declared uv lane
    prepare:
      kind: dependency_hydration
      medium: package_dependencies
      source:
        kind: uv
        cwd: .
    requirements:
      toolchains:
        - python
    effects:
      writes:
        - .venv
      network: true
      network_kind: dependency_hydration
  test:
    description: Run the Python test suite
    command:
      exe: uv
      args:
        - run
        - pytest
    depends_on:
      - setup
    requirements:
      toolchains:
        - python
workflows:
  default: verify
  verify:
    description: Canonical Python toolchain setup and verification path
    setup:
      task: setup
    run:
      task: test
    notes: |
      Use this when the repo front door is setup plus verification rather than a long-running dev
      server.
      `toolchains.python` keeps Python ownership under one toolchain contract instead of splitting it across
      `runtimes.python` and ad hoc package-manager commands.
agent:
  entrypoint: setup
  default_task: test
  safe_tasks:
    - setup
    - test
  verify_after_changes:
    - test
  writable_paths:
    - .venv
    - docs
    - tests
  protected_paths:
    - ota.yaml
  notes: |
    Use `ota validate` before changes and `ota workflows` to inspect the setup-plus-test path.
    Keep Python ownership under `toolchains.python` and use `ota run test` to verify Python
    changes.