Multilspy is an innovative framework designed to create language server clients with optimally configured setups for various language servers. It aims to address the complexity and fragmentation in managing configurations across different programming languages. As the initiator of Monitor-Guided Decoding, the author emphasizes the need for a language-agnostic interfacing solution like LSP to enable effective language model training while facilitating developer feedback similar to human coders. Currently, multilspy supports major languages including Java, C#, Python, JavaScript, and Rust, but further contributions and configurations from the community are solicited to enhance its capabilities. Key issues addressed include: 1. The lack of a unified approach to installing and configuring language servers. 2. Reliance on community-driven documentation leading to inconsistencies and errors. 3. The call for developers and maintainers to contribute to a centralized repository of configurations, which will alleviate setup barriers for users across various development environments.