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Provide a reusable pattern for memoizing deterministic function calls to reduce latency and repeated computation. Backed by the `python` diskcache package. Use skill when updating or editing everything.
The user wants to follow the steps in a plan to drive it towards its goal
Use this to help formulate or re-build a research plan, or update its steps, etc
Write ServiceX queries in func_adl against ATLAS xAOD data (PHYSLITE/PHYS) and provide guidance for dataset selection, filtering, and deliver usage. Use when asked to build, edit, or debug ServiceX/func_adl que...
Guidance for working with Awkward Array 2.0 jagged arrays and records in Python. Use when building or debugging `awkward` workflows, including record construction with `ak.zip`, adding fields with `ak.with_fiel...
Use when working with the scikit-hep hist library in Python to create, fill, slice, and plot histograms (1D/2D/multi-axis), including UHI indexing, categorical axes, and mplhep plotting conventions.
Create or extend Python command-line interfaces using Typer and wire them into pyproject.toml entry points. Use when asked to add a new CLI, add a subcommand, or expose a console script for a Python package, es...
Generate standalone Python scripts (not packaged projects) with PEP 723 inline metadata, a uv run shebang, and Typer CLI scaffolding. Use when the user wants a one-off executable script, automation tool, or run...
Use when working in Python with scikit-hep vector and Awkward Array to build vector records, register behaviors, compute deltaR or invariant masses, combine or boost vectors, or access vector properties from ak...
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