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when trying to read files within the project root:
me: read models.py

Compose Agent: Sure, to help you effectively, I need to access the models.py file where the Room model is defined. Currently, models.py is not listed in your <relevant_files>. Please add backend/app/models/models.py to the <relevant_files> section so I can review the Room model and assist you in resolving the test failures.

Here’s how you can update your <relevant_files>:

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Apply to conftest.py

<relevant_files>
backend/tests/conftest.py
backend/tests/api/import/test_import_api.py
backend/app/services/import_service.py
backend/app/models/models.py
transaction_dependency_analysis.txt
import_system_analysis.txt
findings_report.txt
database refactor
context.txt
</relevant_files>

Once you’ve added backend/app/models/models.py to the list, I can review the Room model and provide targeted assistance to address the issues you’re encountering in your tests.

If you’d prefer, you can also directly share the contents of models.py here, and I’ll help you analyze it.

Is this a Codebase indexing issue?
Under Cursor Settings there’s Codebase indexing. Synced reports 100%.
There’s also a Delete Index button.
This is happening in fresh chats. So I’m not a the end dialog tokens.

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This is likely just the LLM getting confused.

When you first send a prompt to the AI, we give it some “relevant files” that it may want to know about so that, if you ask about them, it doesn’t act like its got no clue what files you are talking about.

However, it doesn’t have access to these files unless you @ them as context, or you use the agent mode, and the AI looks at the files itself.

You will likely find this isn’t an issue if you start a new Composer session.

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Thank you, Dan. I’ll follow up if it persists.