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Command liquid is the Liquid CLI: the ahead-of-time (AOT) template compiler, the component scaffolder, the dev server, and the editor language server.
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Command liquid is the Liquid CLI: the ahead-of-time (AOT) template compiler, the component scaffolder, the dev server, and the editor language server. |
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internal/compiler
Package compiler implements the Liquid AOT template compiler.
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Package compiler implements the Liquid AOT template compiler. |
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internal/desktop
Package desktop embeds the Liquid desktop shell's source so that `liquid build --target=desktop` can compile it on any machine, without needing the Liquid repository checked out on disk.
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Package desktop embeds the Liquid desktop shell's source so that `liquid build --target=desktop` can compile it on any machine, without needing the Liquid repository checked out on disk. |
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internal/ergobench
Package ergobench is the Tier B agent-ergonomics harness (ADR-0001, #71): it drives the generate → build → feed-diagnostics-back → repair loop against a task corpus and scores the result with the manifest structural oracle, with no human in the scoring loop.
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Package ergobench is the Tier B agent-ergonomics harness (ADR-0001, #71): it drives the generate → build → feed-diagnostics-back → repair loop against a task corpus and scores the result with the manifest structural oracle, with no human in the scoring loop. |
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internal/lsp
Package lsp implements the liquid language server: a minimal Language Server Protocol implementation over a byte stream (liquid lsp serves stdio) giving editors live LSX diagnostics, hover, completion, go-to-definition, and document highlights for .lsx templates.
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Package lsp implements the liquid language server: a minimal Language Server Protocol implementation over a byte stream (liquid lsp serves stdio) giving editors live LSX diagnostics, hover, completion, go-to-definition, and document highlights for .lsx templates. |
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