For that use-case, you can set up a `virtual project` using Rye. And use it just to create python envs, and sync dependencies. Honestly, the biggest time-saver

For that use-case, you can set up a `virtual project` using Rye. And use it just to create python envs, and sync dependencies. Honestly, the biggest time-saver for me has been Rye automatically fetching python binaries that work everywhere, and setting up clean venvs. - https://rye.astral.sh/guide/virtual/ https://rye.astral.sh/guide/virtual/