Pinecone Studio

Pinecone, visualized.
Your vector DB studio, everywhere you code.

Inspect indexes, run similarity queries, debug payloads, and explore namespaces
for your Pinecone projects — right inside VS Code or your browser.

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Downloads

• VS Code Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=harishkaparwan.pinecone-studio
• Web workbench & website (GitHub Pages): https://harishkaparwan.github.io/pinecone-studio-web/
• Privacy Policy: https://harishkaparwan.github.io/pinecone-studio-web/policy/privacy.html

Prerequisite: Pinecone endpoint

Pinecone Studio is a thin client. It needs a reachable HTTP endpoint that speaks the Pinecone API (for example, a hosted Pinecone index or a local gateway).

You can point Pinecone Studio at any Pinecone-compatible endpoint, for example:

• https://api.pinecone.io for a hosted project
• http://localhost:5081 for a local proxy or gateway

You can change this URL in:

• The VS Code Studio connect form
• The web workbench connection panel
• Or via the pineconeStudio.defaultEndpoint VS Code setting

Features

• Connect to a Pinecone-compatible manager endpoint
• List indexes with dimensions, metric, and type
• Select an active index and see high-level stats
• Run similarity queries with:
  • Namespace
  • Top K
  • Vector input
  • Include values / metadata toggles
• Send raw HTTP requests to the manager to explore advanced APIs
• All HTTP calls are executed from the VS Code extension host, so the webview does not need CORS access to localhost

Using the VS Code Extension

Install

1. Install Pinecone Studio from the
   https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=harishkaparwan.pinecone-studio
2. Reload VS Code if prompted.

Open the Studio

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P.
2. Run Pinecone Studio: Open Studio.
3. Enter your endpoint and optional API key.
4. Click Connect.

Once connected you can:

• Browse indexes on the Dashboard tab.
• Inspect index details on the Indexes tab.
• Upsert and fetch vectors on the Vectors tab.
• Run similarity queries on the Query tab.
• Call arbitrary endpoints from Settings.

License

MIT