Starlify

Explore local Starlify data as an interactive network graph, validate discovery files, and use Starlify Local from VS Code.

Get started

1. Open VS Code Settings, search for Starlify: License Key, and enter your Starlify license key.
2. Open a Starlify export, import, or discovery JSON file.
3. Click the graph icon in the editor, or run Starlify: Preview Graph from the Command Palette.

In the Visual Workbench, you can switch networks, search for nodes, highlight flows, and inspect details and relationships. The original JSON file is never changed.

Starlify Local

Open the Command Palette and run:

• Starlify Local: Open CLI Terminal to use the bundled CLI.
• Starlify Local: Install CLI to make starlify-local available in other terminals and AI agents.
• Starlify Local: Install Skills to install the bundled skills for supported AI agents.
• Starlify Local: Validate Active Discovery File to validate the current *-starlify-discovery.json file.

Discovery files are also validated automatically when saved. You can turn this off with the Starlify Local: Validate On Save setting.

CLI use inside VS Code requires a valid license. Starlify Local: Open CLI Terminal supplies the key from VS Code settings to its dedicated terminal. Restart existing integrated terminals after updating the extension so the licensing requirement takes effect.

The installed CLI can be used from external terminals and AI agents without a license key or online license validation. No license key needs to be added to your shell configuration.

Support

Contact Entiros Support for help. Include the extension version, operating system, command, and complete error message, but never include your license key.