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-# ZLP: What It Is, What It Isn’t, and Why We Didn’t Just Build Another LSP
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 If you’ve spent any time around developer tooling, you’ve probably internalized the idea that code intelligence means **LSP**.
 
 That makes sense. The Language Server Protocol changed the industry by giving editors a standard way to talk to language-aware tooling. Hover, autocomplete, go-to-definition, diagnostics, rename, references: LSP turned that entire class of features into a portable interface.