SeedCode CLI
SeedCode CLI adds the SeedCode CLI terminal interface to Visual Studio Code. It runs the installed FeaturesActivity BarThe extension contributes its own sidebar and monochrome SeedCode icon to the Activity Bar. Select the icon to open the CLI; it runs in the active workspace folder, or in the home directory when no workspace is open. Open in Editor TabChoose SeedCode CLI: Open in Editor Tab from the Command Palette, or select the SeedCode icon in the sidebar or editor title toolbar. This opens the same interface in an editor tab. Repeating the command reveals the existing tab. The sidebar and editor tab attach to the same CLI session. The Activity Bar uses Requirements
Getting StartedInstall the extension, then select the SeedCode icon in the Activity Bar. If the CLI is detected, its terminal opens in the sidebar. If it is not installed, use the setup action described below. You can also open the terminal in an editor tab with SeedCode CLI: Open in Editor Tab. InstallationExtensionAfter the Marketplace listing is available, search for SeedCode CLI or install the identifier To install a VSIX:
Alternatively, run:
CLIIf the CLI is not installed, open the SeedCode sidebar and choose Install SeedCode. The extension asks for confirmation before running the official installer: Windows (PowerShell):
Linux:
On Windows or Linux, you can install the CLI separately. Make sure the Available CommandsFind these commands under the SeedCode CLI category in the Command Palette:
The CLI's providers, models, and credentials are configured by the CLI, not by this extension. ConfigurationThe extension does not add VS Code settings. Configure CLI providers, models, and credentials through SeedCode CLI. Known LimitationsThe extension's CLI setup and status workflow supports Windows and Linux only. It reports setup as unsupported on macOS and other operating systems. Development
AuthorAl Shahriar Sowan LicenseThis extension is distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE. |
