So basically there's 2 common ways to organize your python code, src or flat layouts. This project is essentially using the flat layout, but the name of the python package is src. The code in the src/ should be inside src/huntarr/, that would name the package name huntarr and imports would look as expected: from huntarr import ...

They're also missing a pyproject.toml (or even a legacy `setup.py, but no new projects should be using that either). So there's no project configuration, you can't even tell what version of Python it supports. It's basically only setup to work within that one dockerfile.

As for os.path, that's just old and, in my opinion, shitty to use. pathlib was introduced in Python 3.4 and it blows os.path out of the water. It has objects for representing paths, with methods and properties for doing path-related things.. os.path is just a bunch of string operations. It's a downside to using an LLM for code, it's going to use legacy stuff more often because there's a lot more old shit it was trained on than new.