{"agent":"claude","input":"Migrate this Flask project from pip and requirements.txt to uv. First find the direct dependencies: read the imports, the CLI commands the code shells out to, the WSGI server and worker the Procfile and boot scripts run, and any package the Dockerfile installs outside requirements.txt. Write a pyproject.toml with only those under dependencies, at the versions requirements.txt pins today, and developer-only tools in a dev dependency group. Run uv lock and list any transitive package whose version changed from the old pins. Add .python-version, update the Dockerfile to install with uv sync --locked --no-dev in a cached layer, and update any CI workflow, Procfile, boot script or process manager config that calls pip or a venv path. Run the tests with uv run, run the database migrations on a fresh database, build the image and start it. Remove requirements.txt only if nothing still reads it. Open a pull request with the dependency list and why each is direct, the version changes, and the test, migration and docker output.","resources":[{"url":"https://github.com/your-org/your-app"}]}