Tools
Every editor here talks to the same two programs, built into the quillo binary: quillo lsp, the language server, and quillo dap, the debugger. Install quillo, then the plugin for your editor.
Highlighting, diagnostics as you type, quick fixes, hover, go to definition, completion, parameter hints, the outline, end tags as you type, snippets, a debugger for the server and the browser side, and Quillo: New program.
IntelliJ IDEA, WebStorm, PyCharm and the others from 2025.3, and Android Studio from Rabbit 2: VS Code's grammars, the language server through LSP4IJ, live templates, run configurations and a debugger.
tree-sitter-quillo for highlighting, the outline and brackets; quillo lsp; and a Quillo debugger through quillo dap.
Filetypes, tree-sitter-quillo through nvim-treesitter, quillo lsp through vim.lsp.config, and nvim-dap.
A languages.toml entry with tree-sitter-quillo, its queries and textobjects, quillo lsp and quillo dap.
quillo-ts-mode on tree-sitter-quillo (Emacs 29 and later) or quillo-mode without it, eglot for quillo lsp and dape for quillo dap.
VS Code's grammars, quillo lsp through the LSP package, and a build system that runs and checks the file.
A syntax file, indentation and :make with quillo check, with no language server needed; and the setup for Vim's LSP clients.
VS Code's grammar through TM4E, and quillo lsp and quillo dap through LSP4E, set up by hand.
VS Code's grammar in Visual Studio's own TextMate folder, for highlighting. The language server needs an extension that is not there yet.
A Quillo panel in the developer tools of Chrome and Edge (111 and later), for pages Quillo makes: the components on the page with their props and state, and where each prop comes from; the server fn calls it makes; live updates; the errors Quillo catches; and the server's health and query times.
Until it is in the browsers' stores: chrome://extensions (or edge://extensions), Developer mode, Load unpacked, and the repository's extension/ folder. Firefox is not supported yet.
The grammar Zed, Neovim, Helix and Emacs use, with its queries: every .qwe file of Quillo's repositories parses with it.
The TextMate grammar for Shiki: VitePress, Astro, Nuxt Content.
A language definition for highlight.js 11.
A language definition for Prism: Docusaurus, Gatsby.
A KDE syntax file, for Kate and for pandoc's printed books.
An editor that speaks the Language Server Protocol can run quillo lsp on stdin and stdout, for diagnostics, completion, hover, go to definition, references, rename and signature help; one that speaks the Debug Adapter Protocol can run quillo dap, with the launch fields program, args, cwd and stopOnEntry. See Install and the editors repository.
Logos from Simple Icons (CC0); each is the trademark of its owner, shown to say that Quillo works with it. VS Code, Visual Studio and Edge, which Simple Icons does not carry, and the highlighters are shown with a plain icon.