Arugula for VS Code and Cursor

Puts your editor in your Arugula swarm, beside your terminals and agents.

• It joins when you ask. Run Arugula: Show this workspace in the swarm. It's remembered for the folder; Take this workspace out of the swarm removes it at once.
• Others see where you are. The swarm shows the editor as a tile in its project, with the file you're in, the lines around your cursor, errors and unsaved files.
• Following. Anyone you let see the machine can follow your cursor across files, read-only, from a browser or a phone. The status bar says when someone is following.
• Things that need you go on the rail. The debugger stopping at a breakpoint (with Continue), errors after a save, and a merge conflict.
• Remote-SSH and dev containers. The extension runs where the files are and talks to the Arugula daemon on that machine. In a dev container, mount the daemon's state directory (the Arugula dev container feature does).

It needs Arugula on the machine where the files are: see arugula.io. It talks only to the Arugula daemon on its own machine, over a local socket. Your files and cursor go only to the people following you, over Arugula's end-to-end channels.

It also brings Arugula's colour themes: arugula (Slate, dark), arugula light (Latte) and arugula mocha (Mocha, Arugula's dark theme before 0.2.2). In an Arugula editor block they follow the palette you picked.