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{
  // Checked in deliberately: VS Code's Pylance reads this file automatically and
  // its "typeCheckingMode" overrides the per-user python.analysis setting, so the
  // editor's red squiggles and CI's `uv run pyright` enforce exactly the same
  // thing for everyone.
  "include": [
    "frontier_agent",
    "apodex",
    "workflows",
    "plugins",
    "benchmarks",
    "deploy",
    "tools",
    "scripts"
  ],

  "exclude": [
    "**/.venv",
    "**/node_modules",
    "**/__pycache__",
    "**/.*_cache",
    "benchmarks/frontierchallenge"
  ],

  // "ignore" rather than "exclude": excluded files are dropped from the
  // workspace pass but Pylance still analyses and squiggles them once opened,
  // whereas ignored paths stay quiet in the editor too.
  "ignore": [
    // Tests. Deferred, not disowned: 62% / 46% annotated, near-zero payoff
    // relative to production code. Revisit once production is strict.
    "tests",
    "apodex/tests",

    // Generated-shaped per-query scorer trees.
    "benchmarks/frontier_search_bench/eval/verifiable/scorers/query_*",

    // NOT type-checkable, by design — these are source *fragments*, not
    // modules. _create_file.py and _doc_reader.py concatenate them and exec the
    // result, so shared helpers (_ensure, _res, _trace) are defined in the
    // _core fragment and only resolve after concatenation. Each file already
    // carries `# ruff: noqa: F821` for the same reason. Checking them
    // standalone yields 168 unavoidable false positives.
    "plugins/tools/_reader_core.py",
    "plugins/tools/_reader_docx.py",
    "plugins/tools/_reader_pdf.py",
    "plugins/tools/_reader_pptx.py",
    "plugins/tools/_reader_xlsx.py",
    "plugins/tools/_writer_core.py",
    "plugins/tools/_writer_docx.py",
    "plugins/tools/_writer_pptx.py",
    "plugins/tools/_writer_text.py",
    "plugins/tools/_writer_xlsx.py"
  ],

  // Resolve the same interpreter Pylance picks up, so third-party imports
  // resolve identically in the editor and on the command line.
  "venvPath": ".",
  "venv": ".venv",
  "pythonVersion": "3.12",
  "pythonPlatform": "All",

  "typeCheckingMode": "standard"
}