The editor side of Weft, a
programming language and framework for AI orchestration: as flexible as
an agent, as reliable as code. Open a .weft file and the extension
shows it as a live graph; run it, and the graph lights up with the
execution as it happens.
Graph view. Every .weft file opens as an editable node graph
next to the text. Edits flow both ways: change the text and the
graph follows, change the graph and the text follows.
Projects panel. The projects registered with your local weft
runtime, with run / stop / open right there.
Executions panel. Past and running executions, each one
inspectable node by node in the graph.
Live diagnostics. The weft compiler checks your file as you
type and reports through the Problems panel.
AI streaming edits. SEARCH/REPLACE blocks streamed by an AI
chat apply to the open .weft file in real time, with the graph
updating as the edit lands.
Requirements
The extension talks to the weft runtime on your machine. If you have
not installed it yet, go and read
the install guide;
it is one script. By default the extension connects to
http://localhost:9999 (the local daemon); the weft.dispatcherUrl
setting points it elsewhere.
What it does on your machine
It talks to the weft runtime on localhost and to nothing else: no
telemetry, no account, no outside service. To compile and run your
programs it starts the weft command that the install script put on
your PATH.
