⚡ BoltX

AI-powered project scaffolding with diff review — paste an AI response, review each file change side-by-side, and apply only what you want. Works both inside VS Code and as a standalone terminal command.

Features

Scaffold — paste any AI-generated code response and BoltX extracts the files, shows a diff for each one against your existing code, and lets you accept or skip file-by-file.
Share — package your current codebase into a copy-ready format for any AI chat.
Terminal-native — once installed, run boltx from any directory, no VS Code window required.
Multi-provider — supports Gemini, OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Groq.

Getting Started

Install the extension from the Marketplace.
Reload VS Code once — this auto-installs the boltx command globally.
Run the setup:

   boltx init

Select your provider with the arrow keys, then paste your API key into the bordered input box. 4. Use it from anywhere:

   boltx

Or run BoltX: Run from the Command Palette inside VS Code.

Commands

Command	Description
`BoltX: Run`	Opens the BoltX terminal session
`BoltX: Set API Key`	Update the stored API key
`BoltX: Set AI Provider`	Switch between Gemini / OpenAI / DeepSeek / Groq

Requirements

Node.js and npm on your system PATH
An API key from your chosen provider

Configuration

Config is stored locally at ~/.config/boltx/cli-config.json (permissions 0600). Re-run boltx init anytime to change provider or key.

Privacy & Telemetry

BoltX sends lightweight, anonymous usage events — for example, whether a scaffold or share operation succeeded or failed, which provider was used, and basic OS info. It never reads, uploads, or transmits your source code, file paths, or file contents. The anonymous ID is a one-way hash derived from your machine, not tied to any personal identity.

License

MIT

BoltX

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