tsconfig.node.json

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "composite": true,
    // See tsconfig.web.json for the full rationale. electron-vite
    // builds the main + preload bundles; tsc is type-check-only but
    // `composite: true` forces emit. This redirects the unwanted
    // emit to a gitignored scratch dir so it doesn't land next to
    // the `.ts` sources.
    "outDir": "./.tsc-out/node",
    "module": "ESNext",
    "moduleResolution": "Bundler",
    "target": "ES2022",
    "lib": ["ES2022"],
    "skipLibCheck": true,
    "strict": true,
    "noImplicitAny": true,
    "esModuleInterop": true,
    "allowSyntheticDefaultImports": true,
    "resolveJsonModule": true,
    "isolatedModules": true,
    "types": ["node"],
    // baseUrl + paths give us absolute imports (`@shared/types/transcript`
    // instead of `../../../shared/types/transcript`). Deep relative paths
    // were the #1 source of move-breakage during the refactor — they
    // encode each file's relation to its target, so any move on either
    // side invalidates them. Absolute paths only break when the TARGET
    // moves, cutting the rewrite cost of future refactors in half.
    //
    // Vite needs a parallel `resolve.alias` config — see
    // electron.vite.config.ts. TSC and Vite agree on the alias map; if
    // they diverge, tsc will green-light something the runtime can't
    // actually load.
    "baseUrl": ".",
    "paths": {
      "claude-code-headless": ["./packages/claude-code-headless/src/index.ts"],
      "claude-code-headless/*": ["./packages/claude-code-headless/src/*"],
      "codex-headless": ["./packages/codex-headless/src/index.ts"],
      "codex-headless/*": ["./packages/codex-headless/src/*"],
      "opencode-headless": ["./packages/opencode-headless/src/index.ts"],
      "opencode-headless/*": ["./packages/opencode-headless/src/*"],
      "agent-transcript-parser": ["./packages/agent-transcript-parser/src/index.ts"],
      "agent-transcript-parser/*": ["./packages/agent-transcript-parser/src/*"],
      "agent-voice-dictation": ["./packages/agent-voice-dictation/src/index.ts"],
      "agent-voice-dictation/*": ["./packages/agent-voice-dictation/src/*/index.ts"],
      "@main/*": ["./src/main/*"],
      "@preload/*": ["./src/preload/*"],
      "@renderer/*": ["./src/renderer/src/*"],
      "@shared/*": ["./src/shared/*"],
      "@providers/*": ["./src/providers/*"],
      "@mcp/*": ["./src/mcp/*"]
    }
  },
  "include": [
    "electron.vite.config.ts",
    "src/main/**/*",
    "src/preload/**/*",
    "src/core/**/*",
    "src/shared/**/*",
    "src/providers/**/*",
    "src/mcp/**/*",
    "packages/agent-transcript-parser/src/**/*",
    // Pull only the Node-safe dictation package surfaces into the app
    // typecheck. The package root also exports browser recording helpers, and
    // those need the package-local DOM-enabled tsconfig instead of this
    // Node-only project.
    "packages/agent-voice-dictation/src/composer/**/*",
    "packages/agent-voice-dictation/src/openrouter/**/*",
    "packages/agent-voice-dictation/src/speech/**/*",
    "packages/claude-code-headless/src/**/*",
    "packages/codex-headless/src/**/*",
    "packages/opencode-headless/src/**/*"
  ],
  "exclude": [
    // Provider renderer halves live under the node project's
    // `src/providers/**/*` include (so the *.ts runtime files type-
    // check), but the *.tsx row + modal components inside them are
    // renderer-only. Without this exclude, tsc walks into
    // `providers/<kind>/renderer/**/*.tsx` and emits ~530
    // "Cannot use JSX unless the '--jsx' flag is provided" errors,
    // plus cascade "`window.api` doesn't exist" noise as it drags
    // in renderer imports transitively.
    //
    // These files ARE type-checked by the web project, which has
    // `src/providers/*/renderer/**/*` in its include and `jsx:
    // react-jsx` in its compiler options. Excluding them here keeps
    // the node project strictly node-typed and eliminates the
    // single biggest source of pre-existing tsc noise in this
    // codebase.
    "src/providers/*/renderer/**/*",
    // registry.renderer.ts lives at providers/ root (not under
    // providers/<kind>/renderer/), so the glob above doesn't catch
    // it. It imports TileLeaf from @renderer/workspace/tile-tree/,
    // which transitively pulls the entire renderer subtree into
    // the node program. Explicit exclude stops that walk at the
    // file.
    "src/providers/registry.renderer.ts",
    // Capability-only renderer registry imports provider row/condition TSX
    // modules. It is consumed by renderer feed code, not by main, so keep it
    // out of the node project for the same reason as registry.renderer.ts.
    "src/providers/registry.renderer.capabilities.ts",
    // ...and its colocated spawn-tool test (moved here from features/feed in
    // #493 PR-2), which imports the registry and would otherwise re-trigger
    // the same renderer-subtree walk this block exists to stop. The web
    // project + vitest cover it.
    "src/providers/registry.renderer.capabilities.spawnTool.test.ts",
    // conditions-core ships ONE renderer-only file: ConditionOutlet.tsx (a JSX
    // component). The rest of conditions-core (contract.ts/view.ts/dispatch.ts)
    // is node-safe and SHOULD be type-checked by this project. Excluding just
    // the .tsx mirrors the `src/providers/*/renderer/**/*` rule above — the web
    // project (jsx: react-jsx) type-checks the component; the node project stays
    // JSX-free. Without this, tsc emits "Cannot use JSX unless the '--jsx' flag
    // is provided" on this one file.
    "src/shared/conditions-core/ConditionOutlet.tsx",
    // agent-voice-dictation is its own package with its own tsconfig; its test
    // files must not be walked by our node project (they'd emit ~420 JSX
    // errors on files that aren't ours to type-check).
    "packages/agent-voice-dictation/src/**/*.test.ts"
  ]
}