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I read this as fixing strict basedpyright errors only in the six named files, then running the exact checker and focused gates without behavior changes - I’ll load the Python rules, inspect the files and project state, apply minimal typed fixes, and verify every requested command.


The requested worktree is not the current directory, so I’m switching to `/home/cube/projects/richard/.worktrees/nutricoach-v111-impl`; the Python strict references are loaded. I’ll now establish the baseline diagnostics and read only the six target files plus their local typing configuration.


The baseline has exactly eight errors, all at the intended seams: Telegram SDK collection/scope variance, untyped test doubles, and overly invariant JSON/topic aliases. I’ll fix those seams with read-only Protocol properties, covariant `Sequence` inputs, a `Mapping` JSON tree, and concrete typed fakes; no runtime branch or validation behavior will change.


The typed seam edits are in place, including replacing the `SimpleNamespace` command bot with a real protocol-shaped recorder and adding the missing membership capability methods to `FakeBot`. I’m running the exact six-file basedpyright command now to catch any remaining variance or fixture issues before tests.


The exact checker now reports 0 errors, 0 warnings, and 0 notes. I’m moving to the requested focused pytest, Ruff, and `py_compile` gates, while also checking diagnostics and changed-file scope so no unrelated worktree files are touched.


The type gates passed, but one focused test exposed a fixture-contract issue: adding the required `send_chat_action` capability made the fake accidentally succeed where the test models an unreachable topic. I’m correcting only that fake to raise the intended transport failure, preserving the production behavior and the test’s scenario.


All requested gates are green after the fixture correction: exact basedpyright is clean, focused pytest is 14/14, Ruff passes, and `py_compile` passes. I’m doing the final scope and strictness audit now for forbidden escapes and confirming only the six requested paths are involved.


I read this as fixing strict typing only in the six requested files - completed without production behavior changes.

- basedpyright: **0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 notes**
- Focused pytest: **14 passed**
- Ruff: passed
- `py_compile`: passed
- No `Any`, casts, type ignores, or suppressions added.
- Only the six requested files were touched; no commit created.

Self-review passed: typed Protocol boundaries, exhaustive matching preserved, no redundant checks, parameter bloat, negative naming, or logging changes.