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A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.

The industry-standard Python utility for sorting imports with surgical precision.
isort is a high-performance Python utility designed to automatically sort and categorize imports within Python source files. By programmatically organizing imports alphabetically and segregating them into distinct blocks—standard library, third-party, and local project imports—isort eliminates 'merge-conflict noise' and ensures PEP 8 compliance across large-scale codebases. As of 2026, it remains a critical component of the Python 'Gold Standard' linting stack, often paired with tools like Black and Flake8. Its architectural design allows for extreme customizability via configuration files (pyproject.toml, .isort.cfg), supporting various formatting profiles such as 'black', 'google', and 'facebook'. In modern CI/CD pipelines, isort acts as a gatekeeper for code readability and maintainability, providing developers with a deterministic approach to dependency declaration that scales from individual scripts to complex monorepos containing millions of lines of code. It effectively reduces technical debt by maintaining a consistent structural pattern throughout the lifecycle of an application.
Built-in configurations for compatibility with other formatters like Black, Google, and Django.
A simple terminal UI for git commands that streamlines complex workflows without the overhead of heavy GUIs.
The version-controlled prompt registry for professional LLM orchestration.
The Developer-First Workflow-as-Code Platform for Orchestrating Human and Machine Tasks.
A command-line task runner that eliminates the syntax debt of Make for modern software engineering.
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Supports 10+ modes for wrapping long import statements, including Grid and Vertical Hanging Indent.
Ensures the file is only overwritten if the resulting syntax is valid, preventing file corruption.
Automatically categorizes imports into Future, Stdlib, Third-party, and First-party sections.
Detects the current virtual environment to accurately distinguish between third-party and local modules.
Granular control over which files or specific import lines are ignored during formatting.
Intelligently handles comments attached to imports, keeping them with the relevant module.
Developers commit code with inconsistent import styles, leading to messy git diffs.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
An older project has 500+ files with imports in random order, making it hard to track dependencies.
Multiple developers adding imports to the same file cause frequent merge conflicts.