Bullet for VS Code

Use Bullet in the editor where your code already lives.

Features

• Sidebar chat backed by the local Bullet CLI
• Current selection, file, and Problems context
• Editor context-menu actions
• Workspace-aware, persistent CLI sessions
• Native Source Control review
• Optional connection to a running Bullet desktop session
• Desktop mode retains Bullet Preview and browser tools because the desktop runtime performs the work

Requirements

Install and sign in to the Bullet CLI:

npm install -g @trybullet/cli
bullet login

If bullet is not on VS Code's PATH, set Bullet: CLI Path.

Browser-enabled desktop sessions

Choose Bullet: Connect Desktop Session, then paste a Bullet Remote link created by the desktop app. The link is stored in VS Code Secret Storage, not in workspace settings. Messages, tool activity, diffs, and browser-backed work stay in the same desktop session while the chat remains in VS Code.

Commands

• Bullet: Open Chat
• Bullet: New Chat
• Bullet: Resume Session by ID
• Bullet: Add Selection to Chat
• Bullet: Add Current File to Chat
• Bullet: Add Problems to Chat
• Bullet: Connect Desktop Session
• Bullet: Review Changes
• Bullet: Stop

Privacy

Local mode sends prompts and attached editor context through the provider configured in Bullet. Desktop mode sends end-to-end encrypted session state and commands through Bullet's remote relay. Remote-link secrets are stored using VS Code Secret Storage.