Very cool piece of tech, I would suggest putting C on the priority list and then Java. Mainly because Unis and Colleges use one of them or both, so that would be a good use case

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johnsillings a day ago | parent [-]

Totally – we have support for Java, C#, and Ruby in the works.

Edit: since you mentioned universities, are you thinking about AI detection for student work, e.g. like a plagiarism checker? Just curious.

	▲	Alifatisk a day ago \| parent [-]
		Glad to hear Ruby is being in the list as well! When it comes to the unis, I was thinking of both AI detection for student work. I mean like plagiarism checkers are common nowadays and the systems I know of just forces every student to upload their work and it compares similarities, one even broke it down to AST level (I think?) for detection so it didn't matter if the students renamed the variables. But for ai detection, it's still a new area. From what I know, unis just make the students check a field when uploading their work as a contract that they never used ai tools and all is their own work, and after that is up to the teacher to go through their code and see if it looks odd or something. Some even have the students just present their code and make them explain what they did. But as of a tool for ai detection is pretty new, as far as I know.