aiDimag for VSCode

Browse, add, and verify your repo's aiDimag memory without leaving VSCode — a Memory Explorer tree, an embedded dashboard, and memory/sync health in the status bar.

Features

Memory Explorer

• Tree view of every memory, colour-coded by kind — including GUARDRAIL and SKILL.
• Detail webview per memory: claim, status, confidence, scope, and evidence.
• Add Memory (aidimag: Add Memory, ➕ in the view toolbar) — a guided flow. Choosing GUARDRAIL prompts for the enforcement level (never / ask-first / always); any memory can be pinned.
• Context-menu actions per memory: 📌 Pin / Unpin and ✗ Refute.
• Refresh button; the tree also auto-refreshes after changes.

Status bar

• 🧠 memory health — live counts (12✓ 1? 0~); turns warning-colored when any memory is STALE. Click → dashboard.

• ☁ sync status — team-sync state at a glance:

  • ☁ not linked → click opens the dashboard's Cloud dialog
  • ☁ mybrain → linked; click syncs now
  • ☁ mybrain ✓ → synced this session (tooltip shows last result + time)
  • ☁ mybrain ⚠ (warning color) → linked but no token stored; click logs this device in
  • ☁ mybrain ✗ (error color) → last sync failed; click retries

  Refreshes on window focus and after every sync.

• Auto-sync — when the repo is cloud-linked (with a token), team memory syncs automatically every 10 minutes and once shortly after startup. Configure via aidimag.autoSyncMinutes (0 disables). Background failures never pop dialogs — the ☁ item just turns red.

Knowledge inbox watcher

• Drop project docs (design notes, ADRs, style guides, runbooks) into the repo's knowledge/ folder and the extension auto-runs dim knowledge sync to summarize them into reviewable, pinned-on-approve memory proposals — no terminal needed.
• Catches up on anything already waiting when the workspace opens, then watches for new drops. A notification points you to the dashboard's review queue when claims are produced.
• Toggle with aidimag.knowledgeWatch (on by default); the inbox folder follows knowledge.folder in .aidimag/config.json.

Commands

• aidimag: Add Memory — guided add (kind, claim, guardrail level, pin).
• aidimag: Pin/Unpin Memory — quick-pick a memory to pin or unpin.
• aidimag: Open Dashboard — full dashboard (memory list, review queue, verify buttons, force-directed memory graph) in a webview panel. Starts dim ui automatically if it isn't running.
• aidimag: Verify Memories — runs dim verify -q; warns when the codebase changed under a memory.
• aidimag: Sync Team Memory — runs dim sync against your linked team server.
• aidimag: Login (approve this device) — runs dim login in an integrated terminal: shows the device code, opens the server's approval page in the browser, and saves the token once approved.
• aidimag: Connect Ticketing App — runs the interactive dim ticket connect flow in a terminal (Jira, GitHub Issues, Linear, your own HTTP middleware, or remote via the team sync server). The dashboard's 🎫 Tickets dialog offers the same configuration with a form UI, including the admin "share team credentials" panel.
• aidimag: Show Ticket — dim ticket show <id> with the id prefilled from the current branch name; output opens in a panel with a deep-link button.
• aidimag: Create Ticket Branch — dim branch <id>: fetches the ticket title when connected and checks out a convention-conforming branch (feature/XXX-2100-serialize-token-refresh).
• aidimag: Sync Knowledge Inbox — manually run dim knowledge sync to summarize dropped docs into review proposals.

Requirements

The dim CLI must be installed (npm i -g aidimag) and the workspace must contain an .aidimag/ directory (dim init). Set aidimag.dimPath if dim isn't on PATH.

License

Elastic License 2.0 — free for teams of 10 or fewer users. Commercial license required for larger organizations.

Author

Anup Khanal