virtual-environment
Manage Project Virtual Environments
Dependency setup often fails when projects mix global packages with local requirements. This skill checks project files and guides isolated setup for common ecosystems.
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Using "virtual-environment". A Python project contains requirements.txt and no existing virtual environment.
Expected outcome:
The skill recommends creating a local .venv, activating it, then installing dependencies after user confirmation.
Using "virtual-environment". A Node.js project contains package.json but no node_modules directory.
Expected outcome:
The skill identifies a missing dependency folder and recommends choosing the project package manager before installation.
Using "virtual-environment". A repository uses .env as a directory name for an environment.
Expected outcome:
The skill warns that .env can be confused with secret configuration and suggests .venv instead.
Security Audit
Medium RiskThe static Ruby backtick findings are false positives caused by Markdown inline code and fenced examples. The skill is still operationally risky because it recommends package installation and a destructive node_modules reset command that agents could run through Bash. No prompt-injection or data-exfiltration intent was found.
Confirmed security concerns (2)
Risk Factors
βοΈ External commands (38)
π Filesystem access (2)
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Doyajin174. (2026). virtual-environment security audit report (audit version 10) [Author version 1.0]. Skillstore. https://skillstore.io/skills/doyajin174-virtual-environment/audits/10BibTeX citation
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: HighWhat You Can Build
Start a Python Project
Detect project files, choose venv or a managed tool, and prepare isolated dependency installation.
Prepare Node Dependencies
Check for package.json and node_modules, then choose an appropriate install workflow.
Standardize Team Setup
Document environment naming, activation steps, and .gitignore entries for repeatable onboarding.
Try These Prompts
Check this project for dependency files and tell me which virtual environment approach fits best.
Inspect the Python project files and propose safe steps to create and activate the right environment.
Review package.json and dependency folders, then recommend the safest dependency setup steps.
Review this repository environment workflow and suggest improvements for isolation, naming, and .gitignore coverage.
Best Practices
- Confirm the project root before creating or deleting environment directories.
- Ask before running package installation commands that can execute scripts.
- Use clear environment names such as .venv and include them in .gitignore.
Avoid
- Do not use global package installs when a project-specific environment is expected.
- Do not name a virtual environment .env because it often indicates secrets.
- Do not delete dependency directories without confirming the current working directory.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ecosystems does this skill cover?
Does it create environments automatically?
Can it work with Poetry or Pipenv?
Does it install dependencies safely?
Why does it warn about .env?
Is this useful for Claude, Codex, and Claude Code?
Developer Details
Author
Doyajin174License
MIT
Author version
v1.0
Skillstore revision
r1
Version notice
The author-declared version is not valid SemVer.
Ref
26421118b848d9f1efc0aa169d8a7a9e7e0a877e
Maintenance freshness
7/18/2026
Usage
4 downloads Β· 280 views
File structure
π SKILL.md