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The installer told users uv was optional while bmad-build had already made it mandatory. uv-check.js called it "becoming the de facto standard", install-messages.yaml led with HEADS UP, and installer.js printed a Tip inside a box titled "BMAD is ready to use!" — while bmad-build and bmad-build-auto HALT on activation without `uv run`. The probe's result was discarded (`await checkUvEnvironment();`), so nothing branched on it. Messaging now names the consequence, and the post-install summary repeats the warning when it applies — the pre-install probe fires before every prompt, so by then it is far up the scrollback. Still warn-don't-block: core-only, docs-only, and CI installs never render a skill, so a missing uv must not fail the run. Adds a python3 probe used only when uv is absent, since that is the only case where the interpreter on PATH matters. It reports whether the direct-interpreter skills still work (3.11+) or nothing Python-backed will (below 3.11, or no python3 at all). Separately, 25 call sites still ran resolve_customization.py under a bare `python3`. That script requires 3.11+ for tomllib, so on macOS without Homebrew or Ubuntu 22.04 they fell through to their "if the script fails" path and hand-merged the TOML in-context — no error surfaced. All 25 now use `uv run`, which provisions a matching interpreter from the script's own requires-python. Four more spawned Python purely to open an HTML file: python3 -c "import webbrowser, pathlib; webbrowser.open(...)" Replaced with the platform opener bmad-brainstorming already uses — open / xdg-open / start. src/ now contains no bare Python invocation at all, so "Python 3.11+" leaves the user contract: uv provisions its own. docs/how-to/customize-bmad.md described a transition that this ends. Test suite 46 grows from 12 to 29 assertions: Python parsing, the 3.11 boundary in both directions, that uv-present skips the python3 probe, and all three missing-uv sub-branches.