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Hi,
I am not familiar with tree-sitter as a developer, but I am a new user of a downstream tool called aider which use tags.scm to help with LLM pair programming. aider relies on a tags.scm to support a language. kotlin has no tags.scm. I rashly thought I might be ale to create one even though I dont know much about it. I made an attempt, and I wonder if anyone has the time or inclination to evaluate it? when I test it using tree-sitter test it passes the test cases in test/corpus now. that is as far as I have gotten. I did this by serializing the kotlin grammar.js and the tree-sitter-query grammar.js and a combination of eyeballing and getting an LLM to help. I feel that if I have both of those grammars I should be able to write something that generates valid queries?
Hi,
I am not familiar with tree-sitter as a developer, but I am a new user of a downstream tool called aider which use tags.scm to help with LLM pair programming. aider relies on a tags.scm to support a language. kotlin has no tags.scm. I rashly thought I might be ale to create one even though I dont know much about it. I made an attempt, and I wonder if anyone has the time or inclination to evaluate it? when I test it using tree-sitter test it passes the test cases in test/corpus now. that is as far as I have gotten. I did this by serializing the kotlin grammar.js and the tree-sitter-query grammar.js and a combination of eyeballing and getting an LLM to help. I feel that if I have both of those grammars I should be able to write something that generates valid queries?
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