Akan.js for VS Code and Cursor

Akan.js builds many names from one source key: the slice key inPublic on memo becomes fetch.initMemoInPublic, memoListInPublic and st.do.refreshMemoInPublic; a field name becomes st.do.setNameOnMemo; a query key byName becomes listByName and queryByName. TypeScript keeps no declaration for such names, so go-to-definition finds nothing. This extension adds the missing answers next to TypeScript's own (the bundled TypeScript or tsgo).

• Go to definition on a derived name opens the slice key, Filter query key, constant field, store state key, socket endpoint key or model class behind it. srv.memo, sig.memo, db.memo and this.memoService also open MemoService, MemoSlice and MemoModel instead of only the generated barrel.

• Hover names the source (slice inPublic · guards: Public · live) with a link to it.

• Find references on a source key lists every derived use.

• CodeLens above each slice, query, field, store state and socket endpoint shows how many places use it.

• Rename (F2) on a slice key or Filter query key renames it together with every name derived from it. F2 anywhere else, a constant field included, stays TypeScript's rename.

• Akan: Verify this app or library saves open files and runs akan verify on the app or library of the active file, or on what git reports as changed, and lists what failed in Problems. Editing a file clears its entries.

• Akan: Run a workflow… (also Create a module… and Add a field…) asks for the workflow's inputs, shows the files its plan would change, and applies it once you confirm. The app and module start from the active file. These commands run the workspace's akan CLI, so they need a trusted workspace.

The index is built from syntax alone, so it never waits for the type checker. In a trusted workspace the extension uses the workspace's own @akanjs/language when one is installed, so its rules match the framework version.