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Conal Mullan
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The two new moviepy examples (quick-spot, data-viz-chart) imported moviepy, Pillow, and matplotlib but had no declaration anywhere in the toolkit — anyone cloning the repo and running `python3 build.py` would hit a bare ModuleNotFoundError with no guidance. This also fixes a pre-existing latent gap: tools/flux2.py and tools/image_edit.py both `from PIL import Image` inside a try/except guard but Pillow was never declared in tools/requirements.txt either. The "friendly error" message was the only signal users got that they needed to install Pillow themselves. Adding Pillow to the central file as a free rider. Changes ------- - tools/requirements.txt: adds Pillow>=10.0, moviepy>=2.0, matplotlib>=3.7 with comments explaining which tools/examples use each - examples/quick-spot/build.py, examples/data-viz-chart/build.py: wrap the third-party imports in a try/except ImportError matching the existing flux2.py/image_edit.py pattern, with a precise error message pointing at `python3 -m pip install -r tools/requirements.txt` - examples/*/README.md: Quick Start now lists the toolkit-level pip install as step one, then `python3 build.py` - README.md: updates the optional Python install callout to use `python3 -m pip install` (avoids the pip/python3 env mismatch footgun) and mentions moviepy examples alongside AI voiceover/ image gen/music in the "what this installs" note - .claude/skills/moviepy/SKILL.md: adds a short Dependencies note so Claude Code knows where the deps live and what to run on ImportError Net effect: one install command covers every Python feature in the toolkit. Both AI agents (via stderr-reactive friendly errors) and humans (via the README Quick Start) can recover from a missing-dep state without guesswork. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>