python

python is a Backend frameworks skill for AI agents, published by reboot-dev in the reboot repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates python C (76/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Reboot Python framework for building transactional microservices with durable actor state. APIs are defined in pydantic Python (`reboot.api`). Use this skill when writing Python code for a Reboot application, defining APIs with reader/writer/transaction/workflow methods, changing an API of an application that has already been deployed or has persisted state (schema evolution rules; see `references/api-schema-evolution.md`), implementing Servicers, calling actor refs across services, scheduling work (including recurring / "cron" jobs), building durable workflows with the right call primitive (`.per_workflow(alias)` / `.per_iteration(alias)` / `.always()` for Reboot calls; `at_least_once` / `at_most_once` for external calls; `until` / `until_changes` for reactive waiting on Reboot state), calling an LLM / building an AI agent in the backend via the durable `reboot.agents.pydantic_ai.Agent`, or testing Reboot applications with the `Reboot()` test harness.

Grade
C
Quality
76 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
44

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Architecture
99 / 100
Maturity
Packaged: licensed, with a version or references
Security scan
Low-risk patterns
License
Apache-2.0
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