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agentproto

Agentproto

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Live operational views for the agentproto daemon — sessions, permissions, cost — plus spawn/drive/stop from the editor.
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agentproto VS Code extension

Operational views for a local agentproto daemon: sessions, permissions, cost, and commands to spawn, prompt, interrupt, terminate, and inspect agents from VS Code.

Development

Run these commands from packages/vscode:

pnpm run build          # bundle src/extension.ts → dist/extension.js
pnpm run check-types
pnpm test

Getting a VSIX

Every VSIX lives in GitHub Releases — it's a build artifact, gitignored and never committed here. Two tracks:

  • vscode-dev-<sha> (prerelease) — built on every push to main that touches this package (.github/workflows/vscode-release.yml). Bleeding edge, one per commit.
  • vscode-v<version> — built from .github/workflows/release.yml only when an actual release (a "Version Packages" PR merge) bumps this package's version, same cadence as every other package.

Install a downloaded release from VS Code with Extensions: Install from VSIX..., or:

code --install-extension agentproto-vscode-<version>.vsix

Build a VSIX locally

pnpm package

The package command rebuilds the extension and writes a versioned artifact in this directory:

agentproto-vscode-<package.json version>.vsix

Verify the archive before installing or distributing it:

unzip -t agentproto-vscode-*.vsix

The VSIX intentionally contains only the runtime bundle (dist), activity-bar asset (media), manifest, and Apache-2.0 license. Source files and tests stay out of the distributable archive.

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