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repomatic

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A Python CLI and pyproject.toml configuration that let you release Python packages multiple times a day with only 2-clicks. Designed for uv-based Python projects, but usable for other projects too. The CLI operates through reusable GitHub Actions workflows as its CI delivery mechanism.

Maintainer-in-the-loop: nothing is done behind your back. A PR or issue is created every time a change is proposed or action is needed.

What it automates

  • Version bumping, git tagging, and GitHub release creation
  • Changelog management
  • Python package building and PyPI publishing with supply chain attestations
  • Cross-platform binary compilation (Linux / macOS / Windows, x86_64 / arm64)
  • Formatting autofix for Python, Markdown, JSON, Shell, and typos
  • Linting: Python types with mypy, YAML, GitHub Actions, workflow security, URLs, secrets, and Awesome lists
  • Synchronization of uv.lock, .gitignore, .mailmap, and Mermaid dependency graph
  • Label management with file-based and content-based rules
  • Inactive issue locking
  • Static image optimization
  • Sphinx documentation building, deployment, and autodoc updates
  • Awesome list template synchronization

Quick start

$ cd my-project
$ uvx -- repomatic init
$ git add .
$ git commit -m "Add repomatic"
$ git push

Works for new and existing repositories. Managed files are always regenerated to the latest version; changelog.md is never overwritten. Push, and the workflows guide you through remaining setup via issues and PRs.

See repomatic init --help for available components and options.

Documentation

See the full documentation for:

Used in

Check these projects to get real-life examples of usage and inspiration:

Send a PR to add your project if you use repomatic.

Development

See claude.md for development commands, code style, testing guidelines, and design principles.