Thanks — I’m responding to your question about pyright reporting

reportMissingTypeArgument

when using the Python LiveKit Agents SDK. Short answer: I don’t have a definitive one-line cause yet — I need a few details to diagnose whether this is a pyright configuration issue, a mismatch between your Python/type packages and the SDK’s type annotations, or a bug/omission in the SDK type hints. Could you please share the following so I can reproduce and give a targeted fix? • The full pyright error output (copy/paste the exact message and the file/line pyright points to). • A minimal code snippet that triggers the error (the specific call or type usage with the LiveKit Agents SDK). • The LiveKit Python package name and version you installed (output of

pip show <package>

or the entry from your pyproject/requirements). • Your Python version (e.g., 3.10.8). • Your pyright config (contents of

pyrightconfig.json

, or pyright settings in VS Code, or relevant section of

pyproject.toml

if you configure pyright there). • How you run pyright (VS Code language server,

pyright

CLI, or CI job). • Whether you’ve installed any third-party type stub packages (e.g.,

types-...

) or local

.pyi

stubs that might affect resolution. While you gather that, here are a few quick checks that commonly resolve

reportMissingTypeArgument

with typed libraries: • Ensure your package version and Python version align with the SDK’s supported versions. • If your project enforces strict generics, try annotating the type argument explicitly at the call site as a short workaround (for example, specify the generic type when calling a factory or constructor). • Temporarily relax the pyright rule to confirm it’s a type-check configuration issue (set

reportMissingTypeArgument: "none"

in your

pyrightconfig.json

)—this helps isolate whether the error comes from your config or the SDK typing. • Confirm there are no conflicting or stale type stubs in your environment (

.pyi

files or installed

types-

packages). • If the error points to a class in the LiveKit SDK that has a generic without default type parameters, show me that class usage and I can suggest the precise annotation or report a missing default in the SDK typings. Send the error output and the other details above and I’ll reproduce the issue and give a concrete fix or a patch you can apply. , with interactive elements