Devory — VS Code Extension
Task and run management for the Devory AI Dev Factory — browse tasks, kick off factory runs, and inspect artifacts without leaving your editor.
Features
Task Explorer
A tree view in the Explorer sidebar shows all your Devory tasks organized by status (backlog, in-progress, done). Click any task to open it.
Commands
| Command |
Description |
| Devory: List Tasks |
Quick-pick all tasks in the factory |
| Devory: Create Task |
Create a new task via a guided prompt |
| Devory: Move Task |
Change a task's status (backlog → in-progress → done) |
| Devory: Start Factory Run |
Kick off a new AI factory run |
| Devory: Inspect Recent Runs |
Browse recent run logs |
| Devory: Inspect Artifacts |
Explore generated artifacts |
| Devory: Refresh Task Explorer |
Reload the task tree |
Access all commands via the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and type Devory.
Requirements
Configuration
| Setting |
Default |
Description |
devory.factoryRoot |
(auto-detect) |
Absolute path to the ai-dev-factory repo root. Leave blank to auto-detect from your workspace. |
Getting Started
- Clone the
ai-dev-factory repo.
- Open it (or any workspace that contains it) in VS Code.
- Install this extension.
- The Devory Tasks panel will appear in the Explorer sidebar automatically.
If the panel shows no tasks, set devory.factoryRoot in your VS Code settings to the absolute path of the repo.
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