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Overview

Kisuke includes a code editor with syntax highlighting, file management, and integration with AI chat — available on any device.

Features

Syntax Highlighting

Support for 100+ languages including:
  • JavaScript / TypeScript
  • Python
  • Rust
  • Go
  • Java / Kotlin
  • Swift
  • C / C++
  • HTML / CSS
  • SQL
  • And many more…

File Browser

Navigate your project structure:
  • Tree view - Expandable folder hierarchy
  • Quick open - Search for files by name
  • Recent files - Access recently edited files

Editing

  • Auto-indent - Smart indentation
  • Bracket matching - Highlight matching brackets
  • Line numbers - Easy navigation
  • Find & replace - Search within files

Mobile Optimizations

Touch-Friendly

  • Large tap targets
  • Drag to select text
  • Pinch to zoom

Keyboard

Kisuke’s keyboard includes:
  • Tab key - For indentation
  • Symbol row - Quick access to brackets, quotes, etc.
  • Arrow keys - Precise cursor movement

Quick Actions

Swipe on the editor toolbar for:
  • Undo / Redo
  • Comment toggle
  • Format code
  • AI assist

Working with Files

Opening Files

  1. Tap Editor
  2. Browse the file tree or use search
  3. Tap a file to open

Creating Files

  1. Long-press a folder
  2. Tap New File or New Folder
  3. Enter the name

Saving

Files auto-save as you type. Manual save:
  • Tap the save icon, or
  • Use Cmd/Ctrl+S on external keyboard

AI Integration

Inline Suggestions

Select code and tap AI to:
  • Get explanations
  • Request improvements
  • Generate tests
  • Fix errors

Chat Context

When you open chat from the editor:
  • Current file is shared as context
  • Selection is included if present
  • AI can see your project structure

Media Files

Kisuke’s editor can preview media files directly — no external app needed. Open any supported file from the file browser and it renders inline.

Images

Video

Audio

Documents

Editing Remote Files

When connected to a computer via Kisuke Connect:
  1. Open a connected Session
  2. Browse files on your remote machine
  3. Edit directly — changes save to the remote file
Remote editing requires an active connection to the target device.

Tips

External Keyboard

Connect a Bluetooth keyboard for full desktop-style editing:
  • Standard shortcuts work (Cmd+S, Cmd+Z, etc.)
  • Full key access
  • Faster typing