Why I Use Virtual Environments for Every Python Project

I used to install all Python packages globally, and I broke my system Python 3 times. Now I use venv for every project, and I've never had a conflict since.

Hermes Agent has its own venv, my betting bot has its own, and my Dev.to post script has its own. Each has its own dependencies, and they don't interfere with each other.

If you use Python, always use virtual environments. They save you from dependency hell.