The article explores the use of `uv` combined with PEP 723 for creating self-contained Python scripts that include their own dependencies. This approach allows developers to avoid the overhead of setting up virtual environments unless dependencies or the Python version change. The comments reveal users' experiences with `uv`, discussing the installation of virtual environments, workflows with LSP-based editors, and challenges faced in automating script execution via IDEs. A key trend noted is the increasing adoption of self-contained scripts for simplicity in development workflows, particularly for temporary or experimental code. There is a growing interest in streamlining processes like dependency management and execution to enhance productivity while reducing setup complexity. The dialogue suggests a need for improved integration of `uv` within popular IDEs like PyCharm, catering to both managed projects and individual scripts.