Omium IDE Extension
Apply AI-generated RIS fixes from the Omium platform directly in VS Code or Cursor — with a full diff preview before anything is written.
Install
- VS Code: Open Extensions (
Ctrl+Shift+X), search Omium, install.
- Cursor: Same extension marketplace — search Omium.
Sign in (one-time)
- In the Omium platform, go to Settings → IDE Extension.
- Click Get code and copy the one-time code.
- In VS Code / Cursor, open the Command Palette (
Ctrl+Shift+P) and run Omium: Sign in.
- Paste the code when prompted. Your session is stored securely via VS Code's SecretStorage.
The code expires in 5 minutes. If it lapses, generate a new one from the platform.
- In the Omium platform, open a failure, generate solutions in the fix modal, and click Apply Fix → Open in VS Code.
- The platform stores the fix payload and opens
vscode://anuragjha.omium/apply?... — your IDE opens automatically.
- The extension fetches the payload, opens a diff editor so you can review exactly what will change.
- Click Apply fix in the confirmation dialog.
- The file is updated in your workspace. Review, commit, and push as usual.
You can also run Omium: Apply fix from execution ID from the Command Palette and enter an execution ID manually.
Configuration
| Setting |
Default |
Description |
omium.apiBaseUrl |
https://api.omium.ai |
Omium API base URL (change for self-hosted) |
omium.tenantId |
(empty) |
Optional X-Tenant-ID header value |
Requirements
- An open folder (workspace) in VS Code or Cursor.
- Signed in to the Omium extension (see above).
Changelog
0.2.0
- Fix: Deep-link URI authority corrected (
anuragjha.omium) — links from the platform now correctly open VS Code.
- New: Diff preview before applying — see exactly what changes before confirming.
- New: Supports full
patched_code replacement in addition to unified diffs.
- New: Progress notifications and token auto-refresh.
- Removed:
parse-diff dependency (replaced with built-in diff applicator, smaller package).
0.1.0
| |
