Axon Fleet brings the local Axon runtime into Visual Studio Code. It gives you a
live view of running agents alongside the workspace they belong to, with focused
resource views for inspecting an agent while you work.
What it provides
Instances — live local Axon processes, including their PID, session, source
files, tools, and cognet.
Projects — mounted workspace folders and their files.
Blueprints — Axon agent projects discovered under workspace agents/
folders.
Console and resource views — a dedicated Axon panel and inspection buffers
for navigating runtime information without leaving VS Code.
The extension observes only the local Axon runtime. It does not upload your
workspace or require an Axon account.
Getting started
Install the extension.
Start an Axon agent locally, for example with axon dev.
Open the Axon Fleet icon in the Activity Bar.
Select an instance or blueprint to inspect it. Use Axon: Open Console from
the Command Palette to open the runtime panel.
Fleet discovers live instances from Axon's local runtime state. If no agent is
running yet, the Instances view is simply empty.
Requirements
Visual Studio Code 1.95 or newer.
Axon installed locally for runtime instance discovery.
release:package type-checks, builds, and writes a Marketplace-ready VSIX to
artifacts/axon.vsix.
Use bun run build to additionally install that artifact into the local code
command.
