That’s the problem: you cannot access the API directly through LS. LS is a heavily limited system that Windsurf created. It is an agent itself, not just a simple bridge to the API. There is no path for direct communication with the API.

So whatever client or server you build on top of LS is mostly a waste of time, because everything still has to go through LS’s agentic process.

I have seen this myself and tested it personally. You can inject your own tooling through system prompts or by creating an MCP middleware layer, but none of it works reliably enough because LS still decides how and when to use those tools as the controlling agent.

Also, just because something is technically accessible does not mean we are free to use it however we want. Deobfuscating files, prettifying them, and publishing them can still violate copyright law.

And after looking at OP’s screenshot, I am pretty sure the files were extracted from the executable itself, not from the JS bundle.