Retrieve programming language usage statistics across all indexed repositories to understand codebase composition and guide technology decisions.
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- Detect programming language and test framework from source code. Input either raw code or file path.MIT
- List all 71 programming languages and their IDs for code execution, with compiler/interpreter versions. Filter by language name to find specific entries.MIT
- View all supported programming languages and their guideline categories to discover available coding standards and best practices for each language.MIT
- Execute source code in a sandboxed environment supporting 71 programming languages. Returns stdout, stderr, execution time, and memory usage with CPU/memory limits.MIT
- Retrieve available compilers for a programming language to enable code compilation and optimization analysis.MIT
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- Analyze repository language composition to identify programming languages used and their percentages, helping developers assess required skills before contributing to open-source projects.MIT
- Generate a formatted directory tree filtered by programming language, displaying line counts for each file.MIT
- Load a Maven Java project into the language server workspace to index dependencies and symbols without opening individual files.GPL 3.0
- Search code repositories by name or programming language to retrieve detailed repo information including CI status and deploy keys.MIT
- Generate production-ready source code in any programming language from natural language descriptions. Ideal for rapid prototyping, boilerplate generation, or educational examples.MIT
- Submit a code snippet and specify its programming language to receive an automated code review.MIT
- Search GitHub repositories to locate implementations of papers or libraries, optionally filtered by programming language.MIT
- Summarize daily programming language usage from AI assistant sessions to identify the most frequently used languages.MIT
- Start the Java Language Server to enable code intelligence. Required before using other commands; restarts if already running.GPL 3.0
- Retrieves the current operational status of the Java Language Server, indicating whether it's ready for code analysis and editing tasks.GPL 3.0
- Find trending GitHub repositories by filtering with programming language, time range, and spoken language.MIT
- Retrieve comprehensive coding guidelines for a programming language. Filter by category such as naming or async to find relevant standards.MIT
- Retrieve coding style conventions from a knowledge graph, filtering by programming language or convention name.MIT
- Count lines of code in a directory, grouped by programming language, with breakdowns for total, code, comment, and blank lines to assess project size.MIT
- Retrieve OpenTelemetry examples for your chosen programming language to quickly implement observability instrumentation.Apache 2.0