Aborine VS Code / Cursor extension

Developer IDE companion for Aborine — terminal intelligence plus stories, bugs, and crash reporting.

Ported from TerminalIQ and mapped to Aborine core (packages/extension). You can delete the standalone D:\TerminalIQ project; this package is the source of truth.

Features

Terminal intelligence (local)

Feature	Description
Command history	Auto-captures successful commands via shell integration (per workspace)
Smart suggestions	Ranked by favorites, recency, frequency, fuzzy match (`Ctrl+Alt+S`)
Inline / PSReadLine	VS Code IntelliSense or opt-in PowerShell in-terminal completions
Favorites	Pin and categorize frequently used commands
Import / Export	Backup history as JSON
Send error to AI	On failure, status-bar + notification → paste into existing AI prompt (`Ctrl+Alt+E`)
Privacy	Secret-looking commands matching `ignorePatterns` are never stored; failed commands ignored by default

Aborine cloud (API)

Feature	Description
Tasks & crashes sidebar	Sync work items and crashes for a project
Open work item in AI	Click a task → prompt clipboard / chat with story context
Report terminal crash	`POST /ingest/crashes` with project `x-api-key`
Auto-ingest (optional)	`aborine.autoIngestTerminalCrashes` sends failures when `apiKey` is set

Install

Editor	Source
VS Code	Visual Studio Marketplace — search "Aborine"
Cursor	Open VSX — Cursor installs from Open VSX, not the Microsoft Marketplace
Offline / self-hosted	`.vsix` at aborine.com/downloads → `Extensions: Install from VSIX…`

Develop

cd packages/extension
npm install
npm run compile

Press F5 in VS Code/Cursor with this folder open (Run Aborine Extension), or build a local .vsix:

npm run package

Published defaults point at https://aborine.com; for local work set aborine.apiUrl to http://localhost:4008/api/v1 and aborine.webUrl to http://localhost:3008.

Publish

npm run publish:vscode    # Marketplace — needs an Azure DevOps PAT (vsce login aborine)
npm run publish:openvsx   # Open VSX — needs OVSX_PAT (ovsx create-namespace aborine once)
npm run stage             # copy the .vsix into web/public/downloads for aborine.com

Bump version in package.json and add a CHANGELOG.md entry before publishing; both registries reject a re-publish of an existing version.

Connect to Aborine

Log in at the portal → copy JWT (accessToken) from DevTools / login response, or paste after login flow.
Command Palette → Aborine: Set access token
Aborine: Set project ID (from /app project URL or API)
For crash ingest: rotate/copy project API key → Aborine: Set project API key
Aborine: Refresh tasks & crashes

Settings defaults:

aborine.apiUrl = http://localhost:4008/api/v1
aborine.webUrl = http://localhost:3008

Keybindings

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl+Alt+S`	Show command suggestions
`Ctrl+Alt+E`	Send last terminal error to AI prompt
`Ctrl+Shift+H`	Search history
`Ctrl+Alt+/`	Help in terminal

Auth model

Credential	Setting	Used for
JWT	`aborine.accessToken`	List/create work items, list crashes
Project API key (`abo_…`)	`aborine.apiKey`	Crash / feedback ingest only

Architecture

packages/extension/src/
  extension.ts          # activate — terminal + cloud
  api/                  # Aborine HTTP (Bearer + x-api-key)
  views/tasksTree.ts    # sidebar
  commands/             # history, suggestions, errors, help
  services/             # capture, PSReadLine, ranking
  database/historyDb.ts # local sql.js history

Future Aborine features should land here (or via API consumed by this extension), not in a separate TerminalIQ repo.

Privacy

Local history stays under the VS Code global storage folder (aborine-history.sqlite). Cloud sync only happens when tokens/keys are configured and you refresh or report a crash.