I am a big fan of prek and have converted a couple of projects over from pre-commit

The main advantage for me is that prek has support for monorepo/workspaces, while staying compatible with existing pre-commit hooks.

So you can have additional .pre-commit-config.yaml files in each workspace under the root, and prek will find and run them all when you commit. The results are collated nicely. Just works.

Having the default hooks reimplemented in Rust is minor bonus (3rd party hooks won't be any faster) and also using uv as the package manager speeds up hook updates for python hooks.