Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Multi-language code navigation via persistent LSP daemons. Supports Python (pyright), TypeScript/JS, Rust, Go, C/C++, Bash, Java, CSS, HTML, JSON. Auto-detec...
Multi-language code navigation via persistent LSP daemons. Supports Python (pyright), TypeScript/JS, Rust, Go, C/C++, Bash, Java, CSS, HTML, JSON. Auto-detec...
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Multi-language LSP client that manages per-language background daemons. Auto-detects the language from file extension and routes queries to the correct server. Each server lazy-starts on first use and idles out after 5 minutes of inactivity. Use this instead of grep/read when you need to: Find where something is defined Find all usages of a symbol Get type signatures or docstrings List all classes/functions in a file Check for type errors before running code Search for a symbol across an entire workspace
LanguageServerExtensionsInstallPythonpyright-langserver.py, .pyi, .pyxnpm install -g pyrightTypeScript/JStypescript-language-server.ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx, .mjs, .cjsnpm install -g typescript-language-server typescriptRustrust-analyzer.rsrustup component add rust-analyzerGogopls.gogo install golang.org/x/tools/gopls@latestC/C++clangd.c, .h, .cpp, .cc, .hppapt install clangd or brew install llvmBashbash-language-server.sh, .bash, .zshnpm install -g bash-language-serverJavajdtls.javaeclipse.jdt.lsCSSvscode-css-language-server.css, .scss, .lessnpm install -g vscode-langservers-extractedHTMLvscode-html-language-server.html, .htmnpm install -g vscode-langservers-extractedJSONvscode-json-language-server.json, .jsoncnpm install -g vscode-langservers-extracted Only install the servers you need. The skill auto-detects which are available and reports helpful install commands for missing ones.
Python 3.10+ (for the client script itself -- stdlib only, no pip deps) At least one language server installed (see table above)
The skill includes a Python script at {baseDir}/scripts/lsp-query.py. This is the LSP client -- it manages background daemons and handles all queries. To make it callable as lsp-query from anywhere, symlink it into your PATH: ln -sf {baseDir}/scripts/lsp-query.py /usr/local/bin/lsp-query # or: ln -sf {baseDir}/scripts/lsp-query.py ~/.npm-global/bin/lsp-query Alternatively, invoke it directly: {baseDir}/scripts/lsp-query.py <command> [args...]
Set LSP_WORKSPACE to the repo root before querying. If unset, defaults to the git root or cwd.
All line and column numbers are 1-indexed (human-friendly, matching editor display).
lsp-query definition /path/to/file.py <line> <col>
lsp-query references /path/to/file.py <line> <col>
lsp-query hover /path/to/file.py <line> <col>
lsp-query symbols /path/to/file.py
lsp-query workspace-symbols "ClassName"
lsp-query diagnostics /path/to/file.py
lsp-query completions /path/to/file.py <line> <col>
lsp-query signature /path/to/file.py <line> <col>
lsp-query rename /path/to/file.py <line> <col> new_name
lsp-query languages # Show all supported languages + install status lsp-query servers # List running language daemons lsp-query shutdown # Stop all daemons lsp-query shutdown python # Stop just the Python daemon
{baseDir}/ โโโ SKILL.md # This file โโโ scripts/ โโโ lsp-query.py # Python script -- multi-language LSP client + daemon manager lsp-query.py is a self-contained Python script (~850 lines, stdlib only, no pip dependencies). It: Forks a single background daemon process on first use The daemon lazy-starts language servers as needed (e.g., pyright for .py, typescript-language-server for .ts) Communicates with the daemon over a Unix socket (~/.cache/lsp-query/daemon.sock) Translates CLI commands into LSP JSON-RPC requests and prints human-readable results Each language server auto-stops after 5 minutes idle; the daemon itself stops when all servers are idle
VariableDefaultDescriptionLSP_WORKSPACEgit root or cwdWorkspace root for LSP serversLSP_SERVERauto per languageOverride server command for ALL languagesLSP_LANGauto from extensionForce a specific language (bypass detection)LSP_TIMEOUT300Server idle timeout in secondsLSP_SOCK~/.cache/lsp-query/daemon.sockUnix socket path
export LSP_WORKSPACE=/path/to/repo # Python lsp-query symbols src/model.py lsp-query hover src/model.py 42 10 lsp-query references src/model.py 42 10 # TypeScript (auto-detected from .ts extension) lsp-query symbols src/index.ts lsp-query definition src/app.tsx 15 8 # Rust lsp-query symbols src/main.rs lsp-query diagnostics src/lib.rs # Check what's available lsp-query languages lsp-query servers
"Server not found for X": The language server binary isn't installed. The error message includes the install command. "could not connect to LSP daemon": Daemon failed to start. Verify Python 3.10+ is available. Import errors in diagnostics: Expected when packages aren't installed in the current Python environment. These resolve on machines with the correct venv. Stale results: Run lsp-query shutdown to restart all servers fresh. Slow first query per language: Each server takes 1-2 seconds to cold-start. Subsequent queries to the same language are ~200ms. Wrong language detected: Use LSP_LANG=rust lsp-query symbols myfile to force.
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