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Separate Python environments per AI-media tool with uv: what its documentation states
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A documentation-based checklist for people who run several Python-based AI image, video or audio tools and want each isolated. It lays out what uv's pages say about Python versions, virtual environments, packages, tools, scripts and PyTorch builds. It leaves out the commands and was not run on any machine.
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Separate Python environments per AI-media tool with uv: what its documentation states
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A documentation-based checklist for people who run several Python-based AI image, video or audio tools and want each isolated. It lays out what uv's pages say about Python versions, virtual environments, packages, tools, scripts and PyTorch builds. It leaves out the commands and was not run on any machine.
Useful starting points
- Write down which Python version and which PyTorch build each of your tools needs before you set anything up.
- Installing a tool in isolation does not make its modules importable from your current environment.
- Automatic PyTorch backend selection is the page's description of uv, not a statement about your GPU; confirm your own hardware.
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