The MN Analise extension for Visual Studio Code provides comprehensive code analysis for security vulnerabilities using multiple AI providers. The extension offers a simple and fast way to detect potential security issues in your code and receive detailed explanations for any vulnerabilities identified.
Features
Multi-AI Provider Support:
OpenAI's ChatGPT (GPT-3.5-turbo)
Google's Gemini AI
Local Ollama models (codellama, llama2, mistral, etc.)
Vulnerability Detection: Analyze selected code snippets for potential vulnerabilities
Detailed Explanations: Receive comprehensive explanations for detected vulnerabilities
Interactive Webview Panel: View analysis results in a dedicated panel within VS Code
Language Support: Choose between English and Portuguese (BR) for analysis results
Customizable Settings: Configure API keys, AI providers, and analysis preferences
Prerequisites
Before using the extension, ensure you have:
Visual Studio Code installed
At least one of the following:
OpenAI API key (for ChatGPT)
Google Gemini API key (for Gemini AI)
Ollama installed locally (for local model analysis)
Installation
Install the extension from the Visual Studio Code marketplace
Usage
Configure your preferred settings in the Extension Settings:
Select your AI provider (ChatGPT, Gemini, or Ollama)
Set up the corresponding API key(s)
Choose your preferred language
(Optional) Configure Ollama settings if using local models
Open a code file in Visual Studio Code
Select the code snippet you wish to analyze
Run the "Search vulnerabilities" command from the command palette
View the analysis results in the webview panel
Video Tutorial
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Release Notes
Version 1.0.0
Initial release of the MN Analysis extension
Version 2.0.1
Added setting to use one's own OpenAI API Key
Version 3.0.0
Added setting to select the language
UI/UX improvements
Version 4.0.0
Added support for Google's Gemini AI
Added setting to specify the AI provider (OpenAI or Gemini)
