The 'tox' interpreter is in the '.tox' folder, after executing command tox
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Are there any ways to set that interpreter to the PyCharm?
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UPDATE: today this is made very easy with the PyVenvManage Plugin which provides a context menu entry to directly activate any virtualenv in .tox
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Yes that's possible. You open up Settings -> Project Interpreter -> Add local and choose the python binary you want to use. It does not matter if it lives in a .tox
folder or somewhere else.
Also see pycharm help.

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