__pycache__/
*.pyc
.pytest_cache/
.ruff_cache/
.mypy_cache/
*.db
.env
.env.*
.env.bak.*
.venv
!.env.example
*.egg-info/
node_modules/
*.log

# macOS
.DS_Store

# release build outputs (DMG is uploaded as a GitHub Release asset, not committed)
# Anchored at the repository root so the committed Preact workbench output at
# openai4s/server/webui/dist/ (F-03) is not ignored.
/dist/
.build/
# setuptools' own scratch tree, left behind by `pip wheel .` and `python -m
# build --wheel`. Not ignored until now, and the consequence was not a stray
# directory but a red gate: build/lib/ is a copy of the source tree, the
# directory-README check counts untracked-but-unignored files, and every
# relative link in every copied README resolves from the wrong depth. One
# local wheel build produced ~80 documentation errors about files nobody wrote.
build/
*.isorted

# Internal review-fix ledger. Kept local: it is a running record of defects and
# their reproductions, which is working material rather than product documentation.
docs/nextgen-progress.md

# Local evaluation scratch (runs, logs, workspaces). Never committed: its
# subtrees carry no bilingual README pairs, so one stray `git add -A` would
# fail the directory-docs CI gate.
epibench_eval/
# Local manuscript drafts and the per-run daemon scratch dir. Neither is
# a maintained source directory, so both would fail the bilingual
# per-directory README gate on a stray `git add -A`.
paper/
.openai4s-runtime/
# The kernel-readable scratch the runtime writes beside a workspace
# (observation spills, compaction context blobs); `openai4s run` in the
# checkout puts it at the repo root.
.openai4s/
.claude/
# GROMACS outputs
*.xvg
# Emacs auto-save lock files
\#*\#

# graft's local graph cache — regenerable, not committed (run `graft build`).
/graft/