I recently used this to put together a unified PL classification model. It's nice because any language treesitter grows to support we'll support pretty effortle

I recently used this to put together a unified PL classification model. It's nice because any language treesitter grows to support we'll support pretty effortlessly and treesitter captures more than enough nuance per language to derive high quality classifications. It's fair to say we can classify a snippet of code based on either single or multiple AST paths produced by treesitter. Right now only doing the programming language but extending it to function classification or description etc isn't out of the question we just don't need it right now.