Python and libraries on MacBook Pro

Are you referring to Apple's Python 3.9 installed by either 1) Xcode or 2) command line tools for Xcode? Or if the former is not installed, what version of Python and installed by what method?

By libraries, are you referring to Python packages (e.g. modules)?

Once I know the answer to the Python version and how you installed it, I would recommend that you visit the Python package sites and confirm that they are compatible with your version of Python. Then the command to install them should be next…

Again, check that the modules that you want to install do support Python 3.13 or later. If all good, enter the following command which updates pip and installs the modules whose names you replace below:

/usr/local/bin/pip3 install -U pip mod1name mod2name

Then, you refer to the individual module instructions for how you refer to each in your Python3 script and whether it is as simple as import ___, or from ___ import ___.

You are welcome.