Inspire Language

Language support for .inspire schema files — the schema language for Kizaki.

@entity
type Post {
  title    string   @minLength(1) @maxLength(280)
  body     string
  author   User
  tags     string[]
  draft    boolean  @defaults(true)

  @grant read(*) to role(member) where resource.draft == false
  @grant write(*) to principal where resource.author == principal
}

Features

Syntax Highlighting

Full token coverage for the Inspire schema language:

• Declarations — type, enum, trigger, effect
• Policy keywords — grant, deny, to, where, via, and, or, not
• Actions — read, write, insert, update, delete
• Built-in types — string, int, boolean, datetime, uuid, file, and more
• Decorators — @entity, @expose, @auth, @payments, @pii, @index, @unique, and 40+ others
• Constants — true, false, principal, resource, role

Language Server (LSP)

Requires the Kizaki CLI installed (~/.kizaki/bin). Provides:

• Go to definition — jump from @kizaki/schema or @kizaki/client imports in TypeScript/JavaScript to the originating .inspire declaration
• Find references — see every use of a schema entity across your codebase
• Rename — rename an entity and update all TypeScript/JavaScript import sites
• Editor sync — schema changes trigger automatic codegen via kizaki editor sync

LSP features are disabled in untrusted workspaces. Syntax highlighting works everywhere.

Installation

Via VS Code Marketplace:

Search for Inspire Language in the Extensions panel, or run:

ext install kizaki.inspire-lang

Via Kizaki CLI (recommended — also installs the LSP binary):

kizaki editor install vscode

Requirements

• VS Code 1.75 or later
• For LSP features: Kizaki CLI installed via kizaki.dev

Configuration

License

MIT — see LICENSE.