David, the PEP is looking good. I just published a version of pyright (1.1.117) that has support for the latest draft of the PEP. It was pretty straightforward to implement. Here's a [link to the change](https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/commit/7ed245b1845173090c6404e49912e8cb...) in case maintainers of other type checkers would like to take a look at the test cases or implementation details. There were a few questions that I ran across in the implementation that were not answered in the latest draft of the PEP. 1. How do `Required` and `NotRequired` interact with `Annotated` (PEP 593)? I assume that an `Annotated` can be contained within a `Required` or `NotRequired`, but the converse is not true. 2. Are `Required` and `NotRequired` supported only in the class form of a TypedDict? Or are they supported in the alternative syntax? For now, I have implemented it such that any use of `Required` and `NotRequired` outside of a TypedDict class definition is considered an error, so it is not allowed in the alternative syntax. -- Eric Traut Contributor to Pyright & Pylance Microsoft Corp.