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langium-ai CLI (LAI) - Usage Guide

A CLI for bootstrapping AI-powered tooling in Langium projects. It generates language descriptors from your project structure, synthesizes system prompts from those descriptors, and runs evaluations to measure prompt quality — forming a refinement loop where you iteratively improve your descriptor and prompts based on evaluation results.

Workflow Overview

The core workflow is a loop:

init → generate descriptor → refine descriptor → generate sysprompt → evaluate → analyze results → refine → repeat

Initialize (lai init) — one-time project setup
Generate descriptor (lai gen descriptor) — map your Langium project into a structured YAML descriptor
Validate descriptor (lai validate) — check the descriptor schema and verify all referenced files exist
Refine the descriptor — manually correct and enrich the generated descriptor so it accurately represents your language
Generate system prompt (lai gen sysprompt) — produce a system prompt from the descriptor
Evaluate (lai evaluate) — run evaluation cases against the system prompt via your configured LLM
Analyze results — use lai show, lai compare, lai stats, lai history to understand what passed and failed
Refine and repeat — adjust the descriptor, or evaluation cases, then regenerate and re-evaluate

Step 1: Initialize

lai init

Interactive setup that:

Detects your Langium project structure (grammar files, langium-config.json, custom services)
Detects your registered languages from langium-config.json
Creates lai.config.jsonc with detected paths
Sets up an evals/ directory with starter template files (utils.ts and basic.eval.ts)

Your LLM provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, etc.) is not configured here — it's wired up in evals/utils.ts by implementing generateResponse(). Pass -y/--yes to skip all prompts and use defaults (non-interactive/CI).

Reinitializing Parts of the Setup

If you need to reinitialize just the config or just the evals without running the full init flow:

# reinitialize only the lai.config.jsonc file (re-detects project structure)
lai init config

# reinitialize only the evals/ directory and regenerate template files
# requires an existing lai.config.jsonc — run `lai init` first if you don't have one
lai init evals

# all init variants accept -y/--yes for non-interactive/CI use
lai init --yes

lai init config re-detects your Langium project structure and regenerates lai.config.jsonc. This is useful if your project structure has changed (e.g., moved grammar files or added new services) and you want to update the config without touching evals.

lai init evals regenerates the evals/ directory with fresh template files (utils.ts and basic.eval.ts). It prompts before overwriting basic.eval.ts if it already exists. This is useful if templates have been updated in a newer version of LAI or if you want a clean starting point for your evaluations.

The resulting lai.config.jsonc looks like:

{
  "version": "1.0",
  "langium": {
    "configPath": "./langium-config.json",
    // one entry per registered language (multi-language projects list several)
    "languages": [
      {
        "id": "my-dsl",
        "grammarPath": "./src/grammar/my-dsl.langium",
        "caseInsensitive": false
      }
    ]
  },
  "descriptor": {
    "path": "language.descriptor.yml"
  },
  "sysprompt": {
    "path": "language.sysprompt.md"
  },
  "evaluations": {
    "directory": "evals"
  },
  "project": {
    "name": "my-dsl"
  }
}

Step 2: Generate a Descriptor

# generate from project analysis (uses LLM to synthesize)
lai gen descriptor

# regenerate from scratch, ignoring the existing descriptor
lai gen descriptor --fresh

# skip prompts / auto-accept defaults (non-interactive/CI)
lai gen descriptor --yes

Produces language.descriptor.yml — a structured YAML file that maps your Langium project. The descriptor is the single source of truth that drives all prompt generation.

Descriptor Structure

A compact overview (see the lai-gen-descriptor skill for deep detail):

version: 1.0  # LAI version that generated this descriptor

# langium project references
langium_config: ./langium-config.json

# registered languages (array; multi-language projects list several)
languages:
  - name: my-dsl
    description: A domain-specific language for ...
    caseInsensitive: false
    grammar: ./src/grammar/my-dsl.langium

# built-in grammar/type files always in scope (string array)
builtins:
  - ./src/builtins/my-dsl-builtins.langium

# details about how services are instantiated (used for eval generation)
serviceDetails:
  createServicesFunc: createMyDslServices
  createServicesAttributes: [MyDsl]

# custom langium services — only include what exists (snake_case keys)
services:
  # validators are a list; each may name the language it validates
  validators:
    - language: my-dsl
      path: ./src/validation/my-dsl-validator.ts
  scope_provider: ./src/scoping/my-dsl-scope-provider.ts
  token_builder: ./src/my-dsl-token-builder.ts
  # many other optional services: module, scope_computation, linker,
  # name_provider, type_provider, value_converter, hover_provider, etc.

# language test directories (string array)
tests:
  - ./test/

# examples
examples:
  - name: Basic Example
    description: A simple program demonstrating core syntax.
    file: ./examples/basic.mydsl
    tags: [beginner, syntax]

# external documentation
documentation:
  - src: https://my-dsl-docs.example.com/guide/
    description: Comprehensive language guide.
    priority: high

Step 3: Refine the Descriptor

The generated descriptor is a starting point. You should review and correct it:

Verify paths — ensure all file references (grammar, services, examples) are correct
Add missing examples — more examples produce better prompts; tag them for organization
Add documentation links — external docs with priority: high are weighted more heavily
Wire up services — add discovered custom services (validators, scope providers, etc.) so they surface in generated prompts

Step 4: Generate a System Prompt

# generate a sys prompt
lai gen sysprompt

# regenerate from scratch
lai gen sysprompt --fresh

# skip prompts / auto-accept (e.g. auto-accept validator summarization)
lai gen sysprompt --yes

Produces a markdown file (e.g., language.sysprompt.md). The system prompt is what should be fed to the LLM during evaluations (along with anything else that is relevant to understand your DSL).

Generate an MCP Server (Optional)

For generating a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes your DSL's parser and validator as an MCP tool, use the separate lai-gen-mcp skill. It handles monorepo detection, output location confirmation, and produces the full server setup including dependencies and client configuration.

Step 5: Evaluate

lai evaluate (aliases: eval, e) takes eval files or directories as positional arguments. With no arguments it uses the configured evaluations directory.

# run all .eval.ts files in the configured evals directory
lai evaluate

# run specific files or directories (positional args)
lai evaluate ./evals/syntax.eval.ts ./evals/semantics/

# list discovered eval files, suites, and cases without running them
lai evaluate --list

# verbose output showing full responses and errors
lai evaluate --verbose

# use a specific system prompt (overrides config)
lai evaluate --sysprompt ./prompts/experimental.md

# save results to a specific path
lai evaluate --output results.json

Results are automatically saved to .langium-ai/eval-YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS.json.

Writing Evaluation Files

Evaluations are TypeScript .eval.ts files using the langium-ai-tools/evals API. There's also langium-ai-tools/evaluators that provides pre-defined evaluator classes for checking DSL programs & collecting diagnostics.

import { describe, evaluation, beforeEach } from 'langium-ai-tools/evals';
import { LangiumEvaluator } from 'langium-ai-tools/evaluator';
import type { EvalContext } from 'langium-ai-tools/evals';
import { generateResponse, extractCodeBlock, calculateSimilarity } from './utils';
import { EmptyFileSystem } from 'langium';
import { createMyDslServices } from '../src/my-dsl-module';

// initialize language services for validation
const services = createMyDslServices(EmptyFileSystem).MyDsl;
const evaluator = new LangiumEvaluator(services);

describe('Code Generation', () => {

  beforeEach(async () => {
    await services.shared.workspace.WorkspaceManager.initializeWorkspace([]);
  });

  evaluation('generates valid syntax', async (ctx: EvalContext) => {
    // ctx.systemPrompt contains the generated system prompt
    const response = await generateResponse('Generate a minimal valid program', {
      systemPrompt: ctx.systemPrompt
    });

    const code = extractCodeBlock(response) || response;
    const result = await evaluator.evaluate(code);
    // score is 0..1 (1 = perfect, 0 = fail)
    const score = (!result.data.failures && !result.data.errors && !result.data.diagnostics.length) ? 1 : 0;

    return { score, ...result.data };
  });

  evaluation('matches expected output', async (ctx: EvalContext) => {
    const expected = 'entity Person { name: string }';
    const response = await generateResponse('Create a Person entity with a name field', {
      systemPrompt: ctx.systemPrompt
    });

    const code = extractCodeBlock(response) || response;
    const result = await evaluator.evaluate(code);
    const similarity = calculateSimilarity(response, expected);
    const validSyntax = !result.data.failures && !result.data.errors && !result.data.diagnostics.length;
    // combine syntax validity with similarity into a single 0..1 score
    const score = validSyntax ? similarity : similarity * 0.5;

    return { score, similarity, ...result.data };
  });
});

Key patterns:

ctx.systemPrompt provides the generated system prompt to your LLM calls
LangiumEvaluator validates generated code against your actual Langium language services (parsing, validation)
Return { score, ...extraData } from each evaluation, where score is 0..1 (1 = perfect, 0 = fail)
Use describe to group related tests, evaluation for individual cases
evaluation.each([...])('name $var', (data) => async (ctx) => { ... }) for parametrized tests
describe.skip() / evaluation.skip() to skip, .only() to focus

Evaluation Result Shape

Each evaluation returns:

score (number) — a 0..1 grade for this case (1 = perfect, 0 = fail); use continuous values for partial credit
Any additional data fields you return (similarity scores, diagnostics, etc.) are stored and shown in verbose mode

The LangiumEvaluator result exposes these on result.data:

result.data.failures — parse failures (couldn't parse at all)
result.data.errors — validation errors (severity 1)
result.data.warnings — warnings (severity 2)
result.data.infos — informational diagnostics (severity 3)
result.data.hints — hint-level diagnostics (severity 4)
result.data.diagnostics — raw Diagnostic[] array

A typical validity score: const score = (!result.data.failures && !result.data.errors && !result.data.diagnostics.length) ? 1 : 0;

Step 6: Analyze Results

View History

# show last 10 runs
lai history

# condensed single-line format
lai history --oneline

# show more runs
lai history --limit 25

History shows per-run: run ID, timestamp, pass/fa

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# langium-ai CLI (LAI) - Usage Guide

A CLI for bootstrapping AI-powered tooling in Langium projects. It generates language descriptors from your project structure, synthesizes system prompts from those descriptors, and runs evaluations to measure prompt quality — forming a refinement loop where you iteratively improve your descriptor and prompts based on evaluation results.

## Workflow Overview

The core workflow is a loop:

```
init → generate descriptor → refine descriptor → generate sysprompt → evaluate → analyze results → refine → repeat
```

1. **Initialize** (`lai init`) — one-time project setup
2. **Generate descriptor** (`lai gen descriptor`) — map your Langium project into a structured YAML descriptor
3. **Validate descriptor** (`lai validate`) — check the descriptor schema and verify all referenced files exist
4. **Refine the descriptor** — manually correct and enrich the generated descriptor so it accurately represents your language
5. **Generate system prompt** (`lai gen sysprompt`) — produce a system prompt from the descriptor
6. **Evaluate** (`lai evaluate`) — run evaluation cases against the system prompt via your configured LLM
7. **Analyze results** — use `lai show`, `lai compare`, `lai stats`, `lai history` to understand what passed and failed
8. **Refine and repeat** — adjust the descriptor, or evaluation cases, then regenerate and re-evaluate

## Step 1: Initialize

```bash
lai init
```

Interactive setup that:
- Detects your Langium project structure (grammar files, langium-config.json, custom services)
- Detects your registered languages from `langium-config.json`
- Creates `lai.config.jsonc` with detected paths
- Sets up an `evals/` directory with starter template files (`utils.ts` and `basic.eval.ts`)

Your LLM provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Ollama, etc.) is not configured here — it's wired up in `evals/utils.ts` by implementing `generateResponse()`. Pass `-y`/`--yes` to skip all prompts and use defaults (non-interactive/CI).

### Reinitializing Parts of the Setup

If you need to reinitialize just the config or just the evals without running the full init flow:

```bash
# reinitialize only the lai.config.jsonc file (re-detects project structure)
lai init config

# reinitialize only the evals/ directory and regenerate template files
# requires an existing lai.config.jsonc — run `lai init` first if you don't have one
lai init evals

# all init variants accept -y/--yes for non-interactive/CI use
lai init --yes
```

`lai init config` re-detects your Langium project structure and regenerates `lai.config.jsonc`. This is useful if your project structure has changed (e.g., moved grammar files or added new services) and you want to update the config without touching evals.

`lai init evals` regenerates the `evals/` directory with fresh template files (`utils.ts` and `basic.eval.ts`). It prompts before overwriting `basic.eval.ts` if it already exists. This is useful if templates have been updated in a newer version of LAI or if you want a clean starting point for your evaluations.

The resulting `lai.config.jsonc` looks like:

```jsonc
{
  "version": "1.0",
  "langium": {
    "configPath": "./langium-config.json",
    // one entry per registered language (multi-language projects list several)
    "languages": [
      {
        "id": "my-dsl",
        "grammarPath": "./src/grammar/my-dsl.langium",
        "caseInsensitive": false
      }
    ]
  },
  "descriptor": {
    "path": "language.descriptor.yml"
  },
  "sysprompt": {
    "path": "language.sysprompt.md"
  },
  "evaluations": {
    "directory": "evals"
  },
  "project": {
    "name": "my-dsl"
  }
}
```

## Step 2: Generate a Descriptor

```bash
# generate from project analysis (uses LLM to synthesize)
lai gen descriptor

# regenerate from scratch, ignoring the existing descriptor
lai gen descriptor --fresh

# skip prompts / auto-accept defaults (non-interactive/CI)
lai gen descriptor --yes
```

Produces `language.descriptor.yml` — a structured YAML file that maps your Langium project. The descriptor is the single source of truth that drives all prompt generation.

### Descriptor Structure

A compact overview (see the `lai-gen-descriptor` skill for deep detail):

```yaml
version: 1.0  # LAI version that generated this descriptor

# langium project references
langium_config: ./langium-config.json

# registered languages (array; multi-language projects list several)
languages:
  - name: my-dsl
    description: A domain-specific language for ...
    caseInsensitive: false
    grammar: ./src/grammar/my-dsl.langium

# built-in grammar/type files always in scope (string array)
builtins:
  - ./src/builtins/my-dsl-builtins.langium

# details about how services are instantiated (used for eval generation)
serviceDetails:
  createServicesFunc: createMyDslServices
  createServicesAttributes: [MyDsl]

# custom langium services — only include what exists (snake_case keys)
services:
  # validators are a list; each may name the language it validates
  validators:
    - language: my-dsl
      path: ./src/validation/my-dsl-validator.ts
  scope_provider: ./src/scoping/my-dsl-scope-provider.ts
  token_builder: ./src/my-dsl-token-builder.ts
  # many other optional services: module, scope_computation, linker,
  # name_provider, type_provider, value_converter, hover_provider, etc.

# language test directories (string array)
tests:
  - ./test/

# examples
examples:
  - name: Basic Example
    description: A simple program demonstrating core syntax.
    file: ./examples/basic.mydsl
    tags: [beginner, syntax]

# external documentation
documentation:
  - src: https://my-dsl-docs.example.com/guide/
    description: Comprehensive language guide.
    priority: high
```

## Step 3: Refine the Descriptor

The generated descriptor is a starting point. You should review and correct it:

- **Verify paths** — ensure all file references (grammar, services, examples) are correct
- **Add missing examples** — more examples produce better prompts; tag them for organization
- **Add documentation links** — external docs with `priority: high` are weighted more heavily
- **Wire up services** — add discovered custom services (validators, scope providers, etc.) so they surface in generated prompts

## Step 4: Generate a System Prompt

```bash
# generate a sys prompt
lai gen sysprompt

# regenerate from scratch
lai gen sysprompt --fresh

# skip prompts / auto-accept (e.g. auto-accept validator summarization)
lai gen sysprompt --yes
```

Produces a markdown file (e.g., `language.sysprompt.md`). The system prompt is what should be fed to the LLM during evaluations (along with anything else that is relevant to understand your DSL).

## Generate an MCP Server (Optional)

For generating a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes your DSL's parser and validator as an MCP tool, use the separate `lai-gen-mcp` skill. It handles monorepo detection, output location confirmation, and produces the full server setup including dependencies and client configuration.

## Step 5: Evaluate

`lai evaluate` (aliases: `eval`, `e`) takes eval files or directories as positional arguments. With no arguments it uses the configured evaluations directory.

```bash
# run all .eval.ts files in the configured evals directory
lai evaluate

# run specific files or directories (positional args)
lai evaluate ./evals/syntax.eval.ts ./evals/semantics/

# list discovered eval files, suites, and cases without running them
lai evaluate --list

# verbose output showing full responses and errors
lai evaluate --verbose

# use a specific system prompt (overrides config)
lai evaluate --sysprompt ./prompts/experimental.md

# save results to a specific path
lai evaluate --output results.json
```

Results are automatically saved to `.langium-ai/eval-YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM-SS.json`.

### Writing Evaluation Files

Evaluations are TypeScript `.eval.ts` files using the `langium-ai-tools/evals` API. There's also `langium-ai-tools/evaluators` that provides pre-defined evaluator classes for checking DSL programs & collecting diagnostics.

```typescript
import { describe, evaluation, beforeEach } from 'langium-ai-tools/evals';
import { LangiumEvaluator } from 'langium-ai-tools/evaluator';
import type { EvalContext } from 'langium-ai-tools/evals';
import { generateResponse, extractCodeBlock, calculateSimilarity } from './utils';
import { EmptyFileSystem } from 'langium';
import { createMyDslServices } from '../src/my-dsl-module';

// initialize language services for validation
const services = createMyDslServices(EmptyFileSystem).MyDsl;
const evaluator = new LangiumEvaluator(services);

describe('Code Generation', () => {

  beforeEach(async () => {
    await services.shared.workspace.WorkspaceManager.initializeWorkspace([]);
  });

  evaluation('generates valid syntax', async (ctx: EvalContext) => {
    // ctx.systemPrompt contains the generated system prompt
    const response = await generateResponse('Generate a minimal valid program', {
      systemPrompt: ctx.systemPrompt
    });

    const code = extractCodeBlock(response) || response;
    const result = await evaluator.evaluate(code);
    // score is 0..1 (1 = perfect, 0 = fail)
    const score = (!result.data.failures && !result.data.errors && !result.data.diagnostics.length) ? 1 : 0;

    return { score, ...result.data };
  });

  evaluation('matches expected output', async (ctx: EvalContext) => {
    const expected = 'entity Person { name: string }';
    const response = await generateResponse('Create a Person entity with a name field', {
      systemPrompt: ctx.systemPrompt
    });

    const code = extractCodeBlock(response) || response;
    const result = await evaluator.evaluate(code);
    const similarity = calculateSimilarity(response, expected);
    const validSyntax = !result.data.failures && !result.data.errors && !result.data.diagnostics.length;
    // combine syntax validity with similarity into a single 0..1 score
    const score = validSyntax ? similarity : similarity * 0.5;

    return { score, similarity, ...result.data };
  });
});
```

Key patterns:
- `ctx.systemPrompt` provides the generated system prompt to your LLM calls
- `LangiumEvaluator` validates generated code against your actual Langium language services (parsing, validation)
- Return `{ score, ...extraData }` from each evaluation, where `score` is `0..1` (1 = perfect, 0 = fail)
- Use `describe` to group related tests, `evaluation` for individual cases
- `evaluation.each([...])('name $var', (data) => async (ctx) => { ... })` for parametrized tests
- `describe.skip()` / `evaluation.skip()` to skip, `.only()` to focus

### Evaluation Result Shape

Each evaluation returns:
- `score` (number) — a `0..1` grade for this case (1 = perfect, 0 = fail); use continuous values for partial credit
- Any additional data fields you return (similarity scores, diagnostics, etc.) are stored and shown in verbose mode

The `LangiumEvaluator` result exposes these on `result.data`:
- `result.data.failures` — parse failures (couldn't parse at all)
- `result.data.errors` — validation errors (severity 1)
- `result.data.warnings` — warnings (severity 2)
- `result.data.infos` — informational diagnostics (severity 3)
- `result.data.hints` — hint-level diagnostics (severity 4)
- `result.data.diagnostics` — raw `Diagnostic[]` array

A typical validity score: `const score = (!result.data.failures && !result.data.errors && !result.data.diagnostics.length) ? 1 : 0;`

## Step 6: Analyze Results

### View History

```bash
# show last 10 runs
lai history

# condensed single-line format
lai history --oneline

# show more runs
lai history --limit 25
```

History shows per-run: run ID, timestamp, pass/fa

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