There's pyright-lsp. Isn't this a Python LSP ? or is it lacking important features ?
throw-12-16 12/23/2025||
still distributed as an npm global that runs out of your home directory.
insane way to distribute a core product considering the state of npm.
colonCapitalDee 12/22/2025||
Great news. I was just starting to explore creating a goto-definition skill for CC, glad I don't have to figure that out now :)
sathish316 12/22/2025||
Can you do @ and refer to a method or variable in a file with lsp support? Otherwise, how can lsp context be used in Terminal chat?
teaearlgraycold 12/22/2025|
A big use case will be to tell the LLM what the type of an expression is.
kristo 12/23/2025||
LLMs should operate on the code's AST when possible, and should be trained on code's AST as well
dfaiv 12/23/2025||
it doesn't seem to mention anything on using the LSP for linting/typechecking? That's what I really want, instead of my unholy combo of post edit hooks and claude.md "PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE run type checking and linting before you think everything is done..."
sixothree 12/22/2025||
Serious question, does this mean it will support Roslyn? Or will they "bake their own" version?
helsinki 12/23/2025||
It has been in the source code for like two months. I've been using it for a while now.
octopoc 12/22/2025|
Seems like SCIP would be a better fit, although not as widely supported by languages I suppose.