Nowax CodeRun the Nowax coding agent beside your code in Visual Studio Code. Open a project, sign in through the CLI, and work with your files and terminal using your Nowax account. Get startedInstall this extension, open a trusted project folder, and choose Nowax: Open Nowax from the Command Palette. If the coding engine is missing, click Install Nowax. The extension downloads and verifies the official native release, then opens your coding session. You do not need npm or a separate CLI installation. Automatic setup supports Windows x64 and glibc Linux x64. In a Remote SSH window, the engine is installed on the remote host. Other CLI platforms are not published yet. If you already installed the CLI, the extension can use it. Set Sign in when Nowax opens. Your existing account handles model selection, approvals, free allowances, and wallet billing. No separate model subscription or API key is required. Commands
Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+Alt+N to open Nowax and Ctrl+Alt+K to attach code (Cmd+Alt on macOS). CLI platform availability is listed on the installation page. Workspace and privacyThe extension runs the installed CLI in the selected workspace folder. Multiple workspace folders are supported. It launches nothing in an untrusted workspace. File references are appended over an authenticated loopback connection; selecting code never pastes it into a shell. The CLI retains its own approval rules and account credentials. Relevant code context may be sent through Nowax to its model providers when you submit a prompt. The extension adds no telemetry. SupportContact hello@nowax.co.zw. This first release provides a terminal-based editor integration; it does not add a separate graphical chat sidebar. LicenseMIT. Adapted from the MIT-licensed OpenCode VS Code extension; the original copyright notice is retained in LICENSE. |