huntd for VS Code
Your coding fingerprint — right in VS Code.
See streaks, heatmaps, language stats, repo health, achievements, and more — all from your local git history.
Requirements
Install the huntd CLI first:
pip install huntd
Features
- Sidebar dashboard — Overview stats, contribution heatmap, languages, repos, activity, velocity, focus score, work split, and achievements
- Status bar streak — Your current coding streak displayed in the bottom bar
- Auto-refresh — Dashboard updates when you commit (watches
.git/ for changes)
- Settings — Configure scan path, author filter, and refresh interval
Usage
- Open a workspace folder containing git repos
- Click the huntd icon in the activity bar (left sidebar)
- The dashboard loads automatically
Settings
| Setting |
Default |
Description |
huntd.scanPath |
workspace root |
Path to scan for git repos |
huntd.authorFilter |
(all) |
Filter commits by author name or email |
huntd.autoRefresh |
true |
Auto-refresh when git changes are detected |
huntd.refreshInterval |
60 |
Auto-refresh interval in seconds |
Commands
- Huntd: Open Dashboard — Focus the sidebar dashboard
- Huntd: Refresh — Manually refresh the dashboard
Links
License
MIT
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