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Uv

As explained in Build a Reasoning Model (From Scratch)

A Python package and project manager that can create environments and resolve dependencies automatically.

uv provides a practical workflow for preparing the Python environment needed to run project examples. It resolves dependencies reliably, creates isolated environments automatically, and supplies a compatible Python executable when necessary. section 2.2

A uv-based workflow supports the following operations:

  • Run project tools inside the managed environment with `uv run jupyter lab`. section 2.2
  • Add project dependencies with `uv add packagename`. section 2.2
  • Use uv instead of pip when faster dependency resolution and automatic isolation are priorities. section 2.2
Figure 2.3 Installing and using the uv Python package and project manager via the macOS terminal

Terminal workflow for installing and using uv. section 2.2

How Build a Reasoning Model (From Scratch) covers it

How deep it goes
Explains environment isolation, executable selection, dependency resolution, and project commands.
Examples
Uses `uv run jupyter lab` and `uv add packagename` as project-management commands.
What it assumes
Uses terminal-based Python workflows and contrasts uv with pip-based installation.
What you can do after
Operate/configure Python projects with uv by running tools and adding packages in managed environments.
How it connects
Connects Python package management with pip, requirements files, PyTorch, tokenizers, and project dependencies.

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