Refactoring 06 Static Analysis Style

Use when adding formatting, linting, and type checking to Python research code.

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Refactoring 06: Static Analysis and Style

Goal

Improve maintainability with consistent formatting, linting, and basic type checking.

Sequence

  • Order: 06
  • Previous: refactoring-05-testing-regression
  • Next: refactoring-07-documentation-usage

Workflow

  • Detect existing formatters and linters; extend their configs instead of replacing.
    • Success: Existing tooling remains primary with minimal config changes.
  • If none exist, propose a minimal toolchain (for example: ruff + black).
    • Success: A small, documented toolchain is selected.
  • Fix warnings in touched code first; avoid mass rewrites unless requested.
    • Success: Touched files are clean without broad rewrites.
  • Add type hints to public functions and core data structures.
    • Success: Public APIs have basic type annotations.
  • Run checks via uv run to use the repo environment.
    • Success: Checks execute successfully through uv run.

Guardrails

  • Avoid noisy lint rules that block iteration.
  • Keep formatting changes separate from logic changes when possible.
  • Prefer gradual typing over strict project wide enforcement.

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