Honestly, I'm tempted to see if Gemini can write a Sublime Text plugin that implements this protocol.

Feels like a lot of mindshare has shifted towards VSCode, so that's where the tooling investment goes. I don't want to be forced off of subl because new tools stop supporting it - it's a great editor, and it's not sponsored by a massive company.

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pickledish 6 days ago | parent | next [-]

Yeah agreed!

As you suggest, I've had a moderately successful time trying to get AI to write its own Sublime Text plugins so our favorite editor doesn't get left behind, so might be cool to try with this too?

https://github.com/pickledish/llm-completion

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kgthegreat 6 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Shouldn’t be too hard. I wrote this emacs plugin to do similar things but without this protocol - https://github.com/kgthegreat/protagentic . Heavily used AI assisted coding for it.

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favflam 6 days ago | parent | prev [-]

Is there an open LSP standard that allows IDEs like Lazyvim to work?

	▲	Karrot_Kream 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		LSP is an open standard. Protocols like this need to be implemented in editor.