cocosearch-add-language

To add a new language to CocoSearch, follow the end-to-end workflow covering handler creation, symbol extraction, context expansion, dependency extraction, and documentation. Use docs/adding-languages.md as the authoritative guide for required artifacts and registration steps.

Supporting a new config format requires creating language handlers, defining new grammar definitions, and writing symbol queries. You must also complete registration artifacts and test the integration to prevent regressions during language onboarding.

Yes, CocoSearch uses tree-sitter for language support. Adding a language involves applying the workflow to formats requiring new grammar definitions and symbol queries, ensuring accurate context expansion and dependency extraction.

The best way to avoid missed integration points is using the built-in registration checklists provided by the add-language workflow. This structured process ensures all handler, symbol extraction, and documentation steps are accounted for.

You need to define new grammar definitions when adding languages or config formats to CocoSearch that lack existing tree-sitter grammar. This workflow orchestrates creating the required symbol queries and registration artifacts.

The CocoSearch add-language workflow provides a structured, repeatable process for extending language support. By applying this multi-path workflow iteratively, you can onboard multiple languages while ensuring all registration steps are completed.