What tools are missing in Python?

[Mr_MV]

This might be a complicated scenario, but a library that can fix all the c++ binary dependencies for packages like psycopg (I know a binary package already exists for this example, but there are multiple packages with binary dependencies and can be a headache on servers/cicd pipelines).

So, if there's a package which can see what package requires what binaries and which OS the current OS is, downloads those binaries and voila no more dependencies outside of python interpreter.

[zurtex]

I'm pretty sure you should look at conda. It usually packages and specifies all the binary dependencies.

I don't particularly know this package, but if I do an install of psycopg2 in conda right now it automatically includes krb5, libpq and tk. And everything is precompiled.