In February 2026, Jip Dekker developed MiniZinc language support for the zed-industries/extensions repository, focusing on enhancing the code editor’s capabilities for MiniZinc files. Jip integrated tree-sitter parsers to enable syntax highlighting and bracket completion for .mzn, .dzn, and .fzn files, improving editing accuracy and reducing onboarding time for MiniZinc users. The work involved extension development and language tooling, utilizing technologies such as Git and TOML to establish a maintainable architecture. This feature laid a scalable foundation for future enhancements like linting and snippets, ultimately streamlining the editing experience and supporting faster iteration for MiniZinc-related workflows.