lsp-setup-assistant
by Roy Yuen
Detect, plan, and configure Language Server Protocol (LSP) support for any project with safety-first verification.
- Enable code intelligence in a legacy repo without existing config
- Standardize LSP versions across a team using project-local dependencies
- Troubleshoot and fix broken go-to-definition or diagnostic features
Free
One-time purchase
See it in action
Plan: Install 'pyright' via npm (devDependency). Changes: Update package.json, create pyrightconfig.json. Execution: 'npm install --save-dev pyright' -> Success. Verification: Running 'npx pyright' found 12 type errors in /src. Status: Ready. Please restart your editor language client.
lsp-setup-assistant
by Roy Yuen
Detect, plan, and configure Language Server Protocol (LSP) support for any project with safety-first verification.
Free
One-time purchase
⚡ Also available via Agensi MCP — your AI agent can load this skill on demand via MCP. Learn more →
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- Downloadable skill package
- Instant install
See it in action
Plan: Install 'pyright' via npm (devDependency). Changes: Update package.json, create pyrightconfig.json. Execution: 'npm install --save-dev pyright' -> Success. Verification: Running 'npx pyright' found 12 type errors in /src. Status: Ready. Please restart your editor language client.
About This Skill
Automate Your Development Environment Setup
The LSP Setup Assistant solves the "blank screen" problem in new or unconfigured repositories. Instead of manually hunting for the right language server, managing conflicting versions, or breaking your package.json, this skill provides a safe, guided path to full code intelligence.
What it does
This skill acts as an intelligent systems engineer for your workspace. It scans your project structure to identify the technology stack, checks for existing configurations, and formulates a surgical plan to enable Language Server Protocol (LSP) features like autocompletion, go-to-definition, and real-time diagnostics.
- Intelligent Detection: Identifies Python, TypeScript, Go, Rust, C++, Java, and more by analyzing manifests and lockfiles.
- Safety-First Execution: Generates a detailed "Setup Plan" for your approval before a single file is touched.
- Standard-Compliant: Configures industry-standard servers like
pyright,rust-analyzer, andgopls. - Conflict Resolution: Detects competing servers to prevent performance degredation or duplicate errors.
Why use this skill?
Prompting an AI to "fix my LSP" often leads to hallucinated config paths or global installs that pollute your machine. This skill enforces project-scoped isolation and verification gates. It doesn't just run an install command; it verifies that the binary exists and that diagnostics are actually firing before finishing the task.
Use Cases
- Enable code intelligence in a legacy repo without existing config
- Standardize LSP versions across a team using project-local dependencies
- Troubleshoot and fix broken go-to-definition or diagnostic features
- Configure framework-specific servers for Vue, Svelte, or Astro projects
How to Install
unzip lsp-setup-assistant.zip -d ~/.claude/skills/Reviews
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