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My understanding was large python code bases (think Google) have a large problem. Someone makes a code change and suddenly it becomes difficult to find the scope of type errors in their monorepo. That was the driving force IIRC.

That said, I think pytype makes a lot of sense since it infers types from code, which you can edit by hand and then merge back into the python file when your code is stable.




Yup this is the biggest benefit. Working on a large untyped code base is about as bad as it gets




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