Voight

Track and review AI-generated code in VS Code.
voight.dev

What It Does

Voight detects code insertions from AI assistants and organizes them into reviewable segments. When you're moving fast with AI-assisted development, it keeps you oriented without requiring you to stop.

Features

Timeline View

See all AI-generated segments across your workspace in chronological order. Switch between viewing all files or focus on a single file. Each segment shows when it was created and which file it belongs to.

All Files View

When working across multiple files, the "All Files" view shows every detected segment with file switching indicators. Easily track the sequence of AI edits across your entire project.

Complexity Indicators

Each segment displays cyclomatic complexity scores. Higher scores indicate denser control flow - useful for identifying code that may need closer review or refactoring.

Diff View

Expand any segment to see what changed. The diff view highlights additions and removals, showing exactly what the AI modified in your code.

AI Explanations (BYOK)

Request an AI explanation for any segment using your own API key. Get a breakdown of what the code does, how it works, and what to watch out for - independent of the AI that generated it.

Context Notes

Attach notes to any segment. Flag code for review, document your intent, or leave reminders for yourself. Notes persist with the segment and help you stay organized.

Installation

From Marketplace

ext install voight-dev.voight

Or search "Voight" in the VS Code Extensions panel.

From Source

git clone https://github.com/voight-dev/voight.git
cd voight
pnpm install
pnpm package:prod
code --install-extension voight-0.0.5-prod.vsix

Configuration

Detection

Default exclusions: **/*.min.js, **/*.min.css, **/dist/**, **/build/**, **/node_modules/**, **/.git/**

Regex patterns use ! prefix: !/test\d+\.js$/

AI Provider

The extension automatically selects the best available model from your provider.

Debug

Commands

Supported Languages

Complexity analysis: TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go

Detection works with any text file.

Development

git clone https://github.com/voight-dev/voight.git
cd voight
pnpm install

pnpm compile       # Type check + lint + build
pnpm watch         # Watch mode
pnpm package:dev   # Development build with sourcemaps
pnpm package:prod  # Production build (minified, debug disabled)
pnpm test          # Run tests
pnpm dev-install   # Install locally, then reload VS Code

Releasing

The release script automates version bumping, building, git tagging, and pushing.

# Automatic version bumps (follows semver)
pnpm release:patch   # 0.0.5 -> 0.0.6
pnpm release:minor   # 0.0.5 -> 0.1.0
pnpm release:major   # 0.0.5 -> 1.0.0

# Manual version override
pnpm release 0.2.0   # Set specific version

# Dry run (preview without making changes)
pnpm release:dry patch

The release script will:

1. Update package.json version
2. Build production vsix (voight-x.y.z-prod.vsix)
3. Create git commit (chore(release): vx.y.z)
4. Create git tag (vx.y.z)
5. Push commit and tag to origin

Credits

Complexity analysis ported from Lizard by Terry Yin.

License

MIT