Qdrant DB

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

Browse collections, run vector queries, inspect points, and debug API payloads
for your Qdrant projects — right inside VS Code or your browser.

VS Code Marketplace · Privacy Policy · Website

Downloads

• VS Code Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=harishkaparwan.qdrant-db
• Open VSX Registry: https://open-vsx.org/extension/harishkaparwan/qdrant-db
• Web workbench & website (GitHub Pages): https://harishkaparwan.github.io/qdrant-db-web/
• Privacy Policy: https://harishkaparwan.github.io/qdrant-db-web/public/policy/privacy.html

Prerequisite: Qdrant endpoint

Qdrant DB is a thin client. It needs a reachable HTTP endpoint running Qdrant.

You can point Qdrant DB at any Qdrant-compatible endpoint, for example:

• http://localhost:6333 for a local Qdrant server
• Your Qdrant Cloud cluster URL for a hosted project

You can change this URL in:

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

Features

• Connect to a local or hosted Qdrant endpoint
• List all collections with vector config and point counts
• Select an active collection and browse points
• Run vector similarity searches with:
  • Query vector or named vector
  • Top K results
  • Payload filtering
  • Include payload / vector toggles
• Send raw HTTP requests to the Qdrant REST API
• 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 Qdrant DB from the https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=harishkaparwan.qdrant-db
2. Reload VS Code if prompted.

Open the Workbench

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P.
2. Run qQdrant DB Workbench: Open Workbench.
3. Enter your Qdrant endpoint URL and optional API key.
4. Click Connect.

Once connected you can:

• Browse collections on the Dashboard tab.
• Inspect collection config on the Collections tab.
• Get and inspect points on the Points tab.
• Run similarity searches on the Query tab.
• Call arbitrary endpoints from Raw.

License

MIT