Doctopus.ai — VS Code extension

Editor front-end for the gateway. You stay in your editor; the gateway fans your prompt out to every AI coding tool, verifies and judges the candidates, and returns one optimized answer. How you treat that answer (save / edit / undo) becomes the implicit feedback that trains the router and the RAG memory.

What it does

Ask / Refactor (Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+A): select code (optional), describe the task. The extension calls POST /v1/ask with your developer_id, team, and the file's language.
Result panel: the winning answer with confidence, the routing mode, the verification result (syntax/lint/tests), why it was chosen, the learned patterns of yours that shaped it, and an Alternatives escape hatch.
Apply: replaces your selection with the answer (code fences stripped).

Implicit feedback → POST /v1/feedback, recovering the "lost click":

You do this after Apply	Outcome sent	Effect on backend
Save with the code intact	`committed`	reward winner arm · learn the pattern · charge metering
Edit the code, then save	`edited`	neutral arm · charge metering
Undo (or Reject), then save	`reverted`	penalize winner arm · no charge

The save/edit/undo mapping is a deliberately simple heuristic (see src/feedbackTracker.ts); a stronger signal (passed CI / survived in git) is the documented next step.

Run it

# 1. start the gateway (from the repo root)
uvicorn gateway.app2:app --reload          # serves http://localhost:8000

# 2. build & launch the extension
cd ide/vscode
npm install
# press F5 in VS Code -> "Run Doctopus.ai Extension" (opens an Extension Dev Host)

Then in the dev-host window: open a file, select some code, press Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+A, type an instruction.

Settings

Setting	Default	Meaning
`doctopus.serverUrl`	`https://doctopus-gateway.onrender.com`	Gateway base URL (hosted by default; override for local/self-hosted)
`doctopus.developerId`	OS username	per-developer routing & memory key
`doctopus.team`	`default`	chargeback metering & team-shared patterns

Layout

File	Role
`src/extension.ts`	activation, the Ask command, apply-to-editor
`src/gatewayClient.ts`	typed HTTP client for `/v1/ask` and `/v1/feedback`
`src/feedbackTracker.ts`	maps save/edit/undo → committed/edited/reverted
`src/resultPanel.ts`	webview rendering the answer + transparency payload

Other IDEs

The client/feedback logic is small and HTTP-only; a JetBrains plugin would reimplement the same three calls (ask, apply, feedback) against the same endpoints.

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