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This is a new public repository, with the tool I use all the time with AI coding. It lets you index all your codebases, privately, and hasa very fast tool for locating any symbol. It uses DelphiAST to parse your codebase so it can index it The claude code skill I use is included JavierusTk/delphi-lookup: Fast Delphi/Pascal symbol search for AI coding agents Why not using embeddings? Because didn't work for this use case. They are implemented, and you can enable embedding and reranking from the documentation. but the results for just code are bad. For documentation however, they are good. But this tool is for Delphi codebases. At the core is DelphiAST, to parse all the code and obtain the identifiers, declarations... Copied from the README.md: delphi-lookup - Fast Pascal Code Search for AI Agents High-performance source code search system for Pascal codebases, optimized for AI coding agents like Claude Code. Features ⚡ Ultra-Fast - 1-3ms cached searches (100-2000x faster than uncached) 🔍 FTS5 Search - Exact + Fuzzy + Full-Text search 📊 Smart Caching - Automatic query logging and result caching 🎯 Category Filtering - Separate user code, stdlib, third-party 📈 Scalable - Handles 300K+ symbols efficiently Quick Start Installation Download the latest release or build from source Ensure sqlite3.dll is in the bin/ folder (included) Basic Usage # 1. Build index from your Pascal source delphi-indexer.exe "C:\Projects\MyDelphiApp\src" --category user # 2. Search code delphi-lookup.exe "TStringList" -n 5 # 3. List indexed folders delphi-indexer.exe --list-folders Documentation For using the tools: USER-GUIDE.md - Complete usage guide, all options, examples For maintaining/extending: TECHNICAL-GUIDE.md - Architecture, troubleshooting, extending DATABASE-SCHEMA.md - Database schema reference QUERY-ANALYTICS.md - SQL queries for usage analysis TESTS.md - Testing guide and test suite Architecture Pascal Source Files → delphi-indexer → SQLite Database (FTS5) ↓ delphi-lookup → Results Components: delphi-indexer - Indexes Pascal code with AST parsing delphi-lookup - Fast FTS5 search with automatic caching Database - SQLite with FTS5 full-text search System Requirements Platform: Windows x64 Runtime Dependencies: sqlite3.dll (FTS5-enabled, included) Note: The codebase includes experimental vector embedding support (via Ollama), but this is not recommended for AI agent workflows. FTS5-only search is the default and recommended mode. See CLAUDE.md for details. Compilation Dependencies (Delphi): mORMot 2 FireDAC (included with RAD Studio) DelphiAST (included) Performance Operation Speed Details Cached search 1-3ms Repeated queries Simple search 200-400ms First time Full-text search 1,500-2,000ms Complex queries Indexing ~43 chunks/sec ~1,000 symbols in 25-30s Scalability: Tested with 344K+ symbols, full Delphi RTL/VCL indexed Examples # Basic usage delphi-lookup.exe "TStringList" -n 5 # Search user code only delphi-lookup.exe "TCustomForm" --category user # Boost user code in results delphi-lookup.exe "TForm" --prefer user -n 10 # Full-text search delphi-lookup.exe "JSON serialization" -n 5 # Find constants delphi-lookup.exe "MAX_BUFFER" --symbol const # List indexed folders delphi-indexer.exe --list-folders Output Format Results formatted for AI agent consumption: // Context for query: "TStringList" // Found 3 result(s) // Result 1 (Exact Match - STDLIB): TStringList (type) // File: System.Classes.pas // Type: code | Category: stdlib // Relevance: 1.00 TStringList = class(TStrings) private FList: TStringItemList; ... end; Configuration delphi-lookup can be configured via JSON file, environment variables, or command-line parameters. Configuration File (recommended) Copy delphi-lookup.example.json to delphi-lookup.json and customize: { "database": "delphi_symbols.db", "category": "user", "num_results": 5 } Key settings: database: SQLite database file path category: Default source category for indexing num_results: Default number of search results Command-line parameters override config file settings See CLAUDE.md for full configuration reference. Claude Code Integration delphi-lookup includes a skill for Claude Code that teaches it to use delphi-lookup automatically for Pascal symbol searches. Quick setup - paste this to Claude Code: Install the delphi-lookup skill: copy claude-code/skill.md to ~/.claude/skills/delphi-lookup/ and add the memory instructions from claude-code/SETUP.md to my CLAUDE.md See claude-code/SETUP.md for detailed instructions. Contributing Contributions are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines. Security For security considerations and vulnerability reporting, see SECURITY.md. Support For AI Coding Agents: See USER-GUIDE.md for complete usage instructions See TECHNICAL-GUIDE.md for troubleshooting For developers: Check TESTS.md for test suite See DATABASE-SCHEMA.md for schema details License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see LICENSE for details. Third-party licenses are documented in THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.md. Version: 1.0 Target: AI Coding Agents (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.) Platform: Windows x64

This public repository: JavierusTk/VSCode-Switcher: Tool to edit Delphi files simultaneously between Delphi IDE and Windsurf, so it allows to take advantage of the AI tab completion is 100% coded with Claude Code; the documentation is made with Claude.ai (the chatbot), except the files README.md and CLAUDE.md, that were made by Claude Code itself It's a small tool to allow you take advantage of Windsurf "TAB-coding". It's amazing how much it helps with boilerplate-kind code

After many times of copying and pasting debug messages (OutputDebugString) from the debugger view to the Claude Code (CC) form, so it could read it all, I decided making a MCP server that will just provide that: services to catch and read debug messages I had no idea on how to do that, but nevertheless asked Claude (rhe chat) to make a plan for it, so CC could just follow the instruction. Then asked CC to add it to one test MCP server I already had working. With help from another CC instance that connected to the server and tried using it, and finding why it errores, it's working now I've attached the initial document that Claude made (could have asked it to GPT or Gemini or whatever) Then I asked the CC instance that was using it for helpful enhancements I've attached both documents If there is interest on it, I could make a public repo MCP-debug-server.md MCP-debug-server-enhancements.md

This repository has been done 100% using Claude Code. I've not edited myself even one single line (In my opinion, if you don't know what's Claude Code, and you are a senior programmer, then you are losing money) Even the documentation and the readme have been written exclusively by Claude Code. The only file I've done is the .gitignore. What is this "Automated splash window with fully alive automated progress bar"? The splash screen runs as a second program, so it will always be animated and alive, even if your program is not responsive Your program only sends messages as "Initializing flowers", "seeding whatever", "Randomizing stuff" when it cans The splash screen will show a live progress bar, some animations, and your status messages At the same time, it learns how long it takes from program start to each message, and as soon as it has started at least 3 times, the progress bar will use the times learned, so it will progress correctly It keeps learning, and stores the latest 30 times your program runs, trying to be as precise as it can with thr progress bar I know the aesthetics are not good at all, but you can adjust that at your heart's content Where is the repository? JavierusTk/Splash: Automated Splash screen that keeps alive and autocalculates time left