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Remove unused nltk dependency - #16
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nltk is pinned in requirements.txt but imported nowhere in the codebase. Removing it slims the Docker image and stops Dependabot churn for a library the app never loads. Also adds the missing trailing newline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
nltkfromrequirements.txt— it is imported nowhere in the codebase (checkedsrc/,tests/, scripts, and Dockerfile)requirements.txtWhy
nltk is a heavy package that was being installed into the production Docker image and generating Dependabot update PRs (most recently #15) despite never being loaded by the app. It was likely left over from an earlier summarization approach before the OpenAI/tiktoken path.
Verification
grep -rn -i nltkacross the repo matches onlyrequirements.txt. CI (lint, test, docker-check) will confirm nothing depends on it transitively at import time.🤖 Generated with Claude Code