Third-party projects that build on Linked-Intent Development — editor integrations, language servers, CLIs, CI coherence checkers, and other tooling the minimal LID core deliberately leaves to the ecosystem.
Listing is an editorial showcase, not an endorsement. The projects below are independent — not maintained, vetted, or run by LID — and a listing is not a security or quality guarantee. Evaluate any extension yourself before use. (LID does adversarial coherence review, not security review; see
SECURITY.mdand the Not adversarial security review non-goal in the HLD.)
| Project | What it does |
|---|---|
| EtaCassiopeia/lid-tooling | VS Code & IntelliJ extensions, a lidc CLI, and an MCP server for LID — LSP diagnostics, a visual Intent Navigator, and lidc check for CI. |
Discovery is by open convention — no submission or approval step. To make your project findable:
- Tag your repository with the GitHub topic
linked-intent-development. That topic page is where people browse the ecosystem; the core LID repository carries it too, so the page is anchored by the source project. - Link back to the core repository (
jszmajda/lid) from your README, so visitors can trace your project to LID.
That is the whole convention — anyone who follows it is discoverable, listed here or not. To be featured in the curated list above, open a pull request adding a row (or an issue) once your project follows the convention.