Master of One — VS Code Extension

AI-powered C# code generation with compiler validation. Built by Daraja AI.

Features

• Generate C# code from natural language descriptions
• Compiler validated — every response passes through the Roslyn C# compiler
• Runtime tested — code that compiles also runs in a sandboxed environment
• Insert at cursor — push generated code directly into your editor
• Open in new file — open generated code as a new C# file
• Workspace context — reads your active file to generate contextually relevant code

Setup

1. Install dependencies

cd moo-vscode
npm install

2. Compile the extension

npm run compile

3. Run in development

Press F5 in VS Code with this folder open. A new Extension Development Host window will launch with the extension loaded.

4. Configure

Open Settings and search for "Master of One":

• API Base URL: The Daraja AI inference endpoint (default: https://api.daraja.ai)
• API Key: Your enterprise API key (if applicable)

For local development, set the API base URL to your local inference endpoint:

http://localhost:5192

Usage

1. Click the Master of One icon in the sidebar (activity bar)
2. Type a prompt: "Write a generic repository pattern with CRUD operations"
3. Wait for generation, compilation, and validation
4. Click Insert to add the code at your cursor, Copy to clipboard, or New File to open in a new tab

Quick prompts

Click any chip on the welcome screen to try common patterns:

• Repository Pattern
• Logging Middleware
• Singleton Pattern
• LRU Cache

Editor context

Select code in your editor, then run the command MoO: Generate C# Code from the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P). The selected code will be sent as context for the generation.

Architecture

VS Code Extension (TypeScript)
  → Calls /code endpoint on Daraja AI inference
  → Inference generates via Master of One (406M C# specialist)
  → Roslyn compiles the output
  → Sandboxed runner executes it
  → Validated code returned to VS Code

Daraja AI

Built in Mauritius. Shipped for the world.

daraja.ai

MoO-Extension