My editor had no problem indexing all of Chromium (fairly large project). It also indexed external libraries. It indexes new code as you write it so type a foo

My editor had no problem indexing all of Chromium (fairly large project). It also indexed external libraries. It indexes new code as you write it so type a foo function, next time you type foo you get help immediately. It added standard libraries by default and you can add any other library (like I have it indexing Unity3D's mono libraries). I didn't notice more than a 100-200ms delay in seeing the result (which happened in other threads so no effect on my editing). About the same I'd expect with a round trip over the the internet. It shows both help at the cursor as well as definitions and references in another pane in that time. It doesn't look as slick as Kite but it also seems to suggest it's possible to do this all locally. If nothing else you at least have some context (the language) so you don't have to search all data, only data relevant to that language. You even know where in the language I am so you know when to search ids and which subset of ids to search. On top of that you're basically going to have me sending a gig of source to you to index something like Chromium which will take hours on my crappy connection. Let me be clear, I think kite looks amazing and I'd be happy to pay for it if it was local. Maybe you download the DB to my machine. I'm not nearly as comfortable with you reading my terminal though. I'm sure you can turn that feature off but that's a feature I liked. Turing features off = less interesting