Don't worry, they'll find a way to enshittify the product at one point. uv went from being a VC-funded tool written in another language (i.e., with a limited contributor pool) to being an AI bubble-funded tool, so it's not something I'd trust would be maintained for a long time.

It's MIT licensed. If Astral ever truly dies, there'll be community versions of their software, because it's that "necessary".