Languages supported for inline completions, syntax-aware chunking, and symbol indexing in Misar Code.

Inline Completions

The following languages are supported for AI-powered inline completions. Completions are triggered automatically as you type in any file with a matching language identifier.

Web & Scripting

Language	VS Code Identifier
TypeScript	`typescript`
TypeScript JSX	`typescriptreact`
JavaScript	`javascript`
JavaScript JSX	`javascriptreact`
Python	`python`
Ruby	`ruby`
PHP	`php`
Lua	`lua`
R	`r`

Systems & Compiled

Language	VS Code Identifier
Go	`go`
Rust	`rust`
C	`c`
C++	`cpp`
C#	`csharp`
Java	`java`
Swift	`swift`
Kotlin	`kotlin`
Scala	`scala`
Dart	`dart`

Shell & Automation

Language	VS Code Identifier
Shell / Bash	`shellscript`
PowerShell	`powershell`
Makefile	`makefile`
Dockerfile	`dockerfile`

Data & Markup

Language	VS Code Identifier
SQL	`sql`
HTML	`html`
CSS	`css`
SCSS	`scss`
Less	`less`
JSON	`json`
YAML	`yaml`
TOML	`toml`
XML	`xml`
Markdown	`markdown`

Symbol Indexing

Symbol indexing (used by the /symbols command and the Symbols API) uses tree-sitter parsers and is supported for:

TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust, C, C++, Java, Ruby, PHP, C#, Swift, Kotlin, Dart, Scala, Bash, and Lua.

Files in unsupported languages are still indexed by the RAG system using a sliding-window text chunker. Only symbol-level extraction (functions, classes, references) is unavailable for those languages.

Disabling Completions for a Language

To turn off inline completions for a specific language, add an entry to your VS Code settings.json:

{
  "[markdown]": {
    "misar.inlineCompletions": false
  },
  "[plaintext]": {
    "misar.inlineCompletions": false
  }
}

To disable completions globally, set "misar.inlineCompletions": false in your user settings.

Supported Languages