message: 403: {"code":"ENTITLEMENT_ERROR","message":"Error 403: the user is not subscribed to required model plan"}

stop_reason: error


error_message: 403: {"code":"ENTITLEMENT_ERROR","message":"Error 403: the user is not subscribed to required model plan"}


I read this as a focused Python type-fix task - I’ll inspect the required typing guidance and changed-line diagnostics, then make only scoped narrowing fixes and run the mandated validation suites.


The diagnostics confirm the five reported changed-line failures; the rest of the full-file output is pre-existing and outside the requested intersection. I’ll add only runtime-backed narrowing: a trainer-evidence `TypeGuard`, a concrete wizard context return type, protocol casts after the existing bot identity proof, and strict bool parsing at bootstrap deserialization.


The type-check changed-line intersection is now zero and Ruff/compile checks pass. The combined pytest invocation hit collection-name collision (`tests.test_trainer_wizard`), not a test failure, so I’ll rerun the profile test from its package root and the gateway suites from the repository root as separate commands.


I read this as a focused Python type-fix task - completed only the scoped narrowing fixes.

- Changed-line basedpyright intersection: **0 errors**
- Diagnostic signatures: **401 before → 395 after; no new signatures**
- Focused tests: **116 passed** (7 trainer + 109 gateway)
- Ruff: passed
- `py_compile`: passed
- No E2E/migration/preflight files edited; no commit created.

The full basedpyright command still exits nonzero on pre-existing out-of-scope diagnostics. No-excuse audit likewise reports existing violations only.