[maleldil]

Seconded. I changed from pyenv to mise because pyenv was slowing down my shell startup (probably the shims, which mise doesn't use by default), and I'm slowly using mise for more stuff. Right now, I'm using it to auto-turn on virtual environments and add project scripts to the PATH, and it works very well.

I haven't felt the need to use it as a task runner yet, but that's probably because I'm used to having a bunch of shell and Python scripts in a `scripts` folder.