Production typecheck (tsconfig.json + tsconfig.app.json) was already
clean, but a third config that includes test files surfaced 661 errors
across 60+ test files — accumulated drift between mock fixtures and
production types. Six parallel typescript-pro agents fixed every one
without touching production code.
Per-scope before/after (errors → 0):
ChatView 183
Mailbox + Agent suite (5 files) 156
Task / Modal suite (6 files) 127
App + small components (12 files) 96
Hooks + api/auth (8 files) 48
Long tail (32 files) 51
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Total 661
Major fix categories:
- Untyped state objects inferring `never[]` / `null` literals (root
cause of ~120 errors in ChatView alone — added a single
`UseChatReturn` annotation)
- Mock objects missing fields that became required: `WorkflowStep.mode`,
`ChatMessage.thinkingOutput / metadata`, `ChatSession.projectId`,
`Task.log`, `ProjectHealth` fields, `PtyTerminalSessionInfo.createdAt`,
`Agent.metadata`, `InboxResponse.total`, etc.
- Mock objects with stale fields that no longer exist:
`AgentBudgetStatus.budgetPeriod`, `truncated` on log responses,
`OutboxResponse.unreadCount`, `MergeResult.source/target/details`
- Modal props that became required (e.g. `PlanningModeModal.onTasksCreated`)
- String literals not in narrowed unions (`Column`, `WorkflowStepPhase`,
`InsightStatus`, `AgentLogType`, etc.)
- `querySelector` returning `Element` cast to `HTMLElement` for
`@testing-library/react`'s `within()`
- Vitest mock typing: `.mock.calls` access needing `vi.mocked(...)`,
zero-param tuple handling, generic `vi.fn(() => [])` inferring
`never[]`
Helpers introduced in test files (no shared infra):
- `makeSettings(overrides)` in ModelSelectorTab.test.tsx
- `makePromptOverrides(overrides)` in AgentPromptsManager.test.tsx
- `FileBrowserTestOverrides` type alias in FileBrowser.test.tsx
- `makeInboxResponse / makeOutboxResponse` in MailboxView.test.tsx
Verification:
- tsc -p tsconfig.json: exit 0
- tsc -p tsconfig.app.json: exit 0
- tsc -p tsconfig.test-check.json (new — includes test files): exit 0
- vitest run: 9639 / 9641 (2 pre-existing failures
in terminal-mobile-keyboard-layout.test.ts
unrelated to this work; verified via
`git stash` + run on clean HEAD)
Adds packages/dashboard/tsconfig.test-check.json to keep this regression
guard available locally — same as tsconfig.app.json minus the test
exclude.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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