Prevent editor autocomplete from corrupting SQL string literals (Monaco plugin)

Prevent editor autocomplete from corrupting SQL string literals (Monaco plugin) targets a $2.4B = 20M professional developers x $120/year (tooling & extensions ARPU) total addressable market with medium saturation and a year-over-year growth rate of 12% annual growth in developer tooling & code-assist markets.

Key trends driving demand: Web-embedded editors -- more SaaS apps embed Monaco/VS Code components, increasing attack surface for editor bugs and data corruption.; AI code completion -- large language model completions are ubiquitous but often too aggressive inside data literals, creating demand for safer defaults.; Data governance -- enterprises demand integrity and auditability for user data, pushing buyers toward tools that prevent accidental corruption.; Open-source extensibility -- fast adoption cycles for editor extensions make targeted plugins an efficient distribution channel..