Thanks for trying it! This sounds like a bug. Mantic.sh supports all languages (Python, Rust, Go, Java, etc.) it's language-agnostic since it ranks files by path/filename, not content.
A few debugging questions:
- What query did you run? (e.g., mantic "auth logic")
- What's your project structure? (Is it a monorepo, or does it have a non-standard layout?)
- Can you share the output of mantic "your query" --json?
If it's only returning
package.json, it likely means:
- The query is too generic (e.g., mantic "project"), OR
- The file scanner isn't finding your source files (possible .gitignore issue)
Tip: Try running git ls-files | wc -l in your project, if that returns 0 or a very small number, Mantic won't have files to search.
Happy to debug further if you can share more details!
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Thanks for trying it! This sounds like a bug. Mantic.sh supports all languages (Python, Rust, Go, Java, etc.) it's language-agnostic since it ranks files by path/filename, not content.
A few debugging questions:
- What query did you run? (e.g., mantic "auth logic") - What's your project structure? (Is it a monorepo, or does it have a non-standard layout?) - Can you share the output of mantic "your query" --json?
If it's only returning package.json, it likely means:
- The query is too generic (e.g., mantic "project"), OR - The file scanner isn't finding your source files (possible .gitignore issue)
Tip: Try running git ls-files | wc -l in your project, if that returns 0 or a very small number, Mantic won't have files to search.
Happy to debug further if you can share more details!