I'd love if contributing auto-generated stubs to typeshed would be a very low-friction process. If we manage to do this, it should be quite feasible to have, say, hundreds of additional packages supported without a lot of effort. And once we have baseline stubs, I hope that we'll soon have many new contributors to gradually improve the annotation coverage of the stubs. In my experience getting started with a new set of stubs is the hard part, and incremental change is quite easy afterwards.

That makes sense. From a review standpoint, we should probably just accept auto-generated stubs if they pass the tests and only check for red flags, not for correctness, like we usually do at the moment. Checking for correctness could be reserved to improving on stubs.

 - Sebastian