Eury for VS Code

Eury is an AI coding agent that works inside your editor. Ask it about your project, let it make changes with your approval, review every edit before you keep it, write commit messages, and run long commands in terminals you can watch.

Preview. Eury for VS Code is a preview release and uses your Eury account and credit. Available for Windows 64-bit, macOS (Apple silicon) and Linux 64-bit.

Features

Chat about your project. Ask what the code does, how to fix an error, or how to add a feature. Answers stream in, and every file Eury reads or tool it uses is listed.
Reviewed file edits. Eury edits files in a folder you trust and asks before anything risky. When a run ends, review the changed files and Keep or Revert them.
Add context fast. Send a selection, or the errors from the Problems panel, straight into the chat.
Commit messages. One click in Source Control writes a commit message that follows your recent commits. Nothing is staged or committed for you.
Terminals. Open a normal terminal, or attach to the process the agent started (for example a dev server) to watch its output and type into it.
Chat history. Earlier chats of each folder are kept on your computer: reopen, rename or delete them.
Your credit at a glance. The Eury hub in the Activity Bar shows your plan and purchased credit.

Get started

Install the extension. VS Code 1.106 or newer is required.
Open a project folder (File > Open Folder).
Run Eury: Sign in from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P). Your browser opens https://hub.eury.ai with a code; check that it matches the one in VS Code and approve the device. You never type a password into VS Code.
Click the Eury icon in the Activity Bar for the hub, and open the chat in the Secondary Side Bar on the right (View > Appearance > Secondary Side Bar if it is hidden). The Eury item in the status bar shows or hides the chat.

Try it on a copy or a throwaway Git repository first: Eury can change files when you let it.

Commands

Open the Command Palette and type "Eury".

Command	What it does
Eury: Sign in / Sign out	Connect or disconnect your Eury account.
Eury: New Chat	Start a fresh chat in this folder.
Eury: Open chat / Toggle Chat	Show or hide the chat.
Eury: Ask	Ask one question without opening the chat; the answer goes to the Eury output channel.
Eury: Add Selection to Chat	Attach the selected code, with its file and lines (also in the editor's right-click menu).
Eury: Add Problems to Chat	Attach the errors and warnings from the Problems panel.
Eury: Show Changes From Last Run	List the files the last run changed.
Eury: Review Changes From Last Run	Review the changes and keep or revert them.
Generate Commit Message with Eury	The sparkle button in the Source Control title bar. Writes a message into the commit box.
Eury: New Terminal	Open a terminal in your folder.
Eury: Open Agent Terminal	Attach to a terminal the agent started.
Eury: Choose Workspace Folder	Pick the folder Eury works in (multi-root workspaces).
Eury: Restart daemon	Restart the engine if the status bar says `error` or `restarting`.
Eury: Show log	Open the Eury output channel.
Eury: Report Issue	Build a report you can read and send to us (see below).

Settings

Search for "Eury" in Settings.

Setting	Default	Meaning
`eury.saveBeforeRun`	on	Save unsaved files in the folder before a run starts.
`eury.notifyOnChanges`	on	Show a notification with a Review button when a run changed files.
`eury.commitMessageStyle`	`auto`	`auto` follows your recent commits, or choose `conventional` or `plain`.
`eury.startOnActivation`	off	Start the engine when VS Code opens instead of on first use.

Trusted and untrusted folders

In a folder VS Code does not trust (Restricted Mode), Eury only reads files and answers questions: no edits, no commands, no terminals. Trust the folder (Manage Workspace Trust) to let Eury make changes.

Privacy

The extension has no analytics or telemetry. It contacts the Eury service (api-hub.eury.ai) only when you use a feature:

Chat and runs: your messages and the conversation so far, files you attach, the contents of files Eury reads or edits, and the output of commands it runs.
Commit messages: the staged diff (capped at about 30,000 characters), file names with line counts, and your last 5 commit subjects. Lockfiles, generated files, binaries and files that usually hold secrets (.env, *.pem, *.key, ...) are listed by name only; their content is not sent.
Account and credit: your name, email and credit balance.

Stored on your computer only: your chats (in VS Code's workspace storage) and the sign-in session (an encrypted database whose key is in your operating system keychain).

To remove your data: run Eury: Sign out, uninstall the extension, and delete the folder globalStorage/eury.eury-vscode under VS Code's user data folder (on Windows %APPDATA%\Code\User\globalStorage\eury.eury-vscode).

If something goes wrong

Status bar says Eury: error: click it, or run Eury: Restart daemon.
Sign-in never finishes: check that https://hub.eury.ai opens in your browser, then run Eury: Sign in again.
Look at the log: View > Output, then choose Eury.
Send us a report: run Eury: Report Issue. The report shows versions, your platform, the engine's state and recent log lines. Your home and project folders are hidden, email addresses and credentials are removed, and your messages and file contents are never in it. Nothing is sent automatically: read it, edit it and copy it into your message to us.

Known limits of this preview

The engine inside is not code-signed or notarized. macOS and Windows (Defender, SmartScreen) may warn about it or block it on first start.
On Linux, Eury needs glibc 2.35 or newer (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, Fedora 36+).
On Windows, commands the agent runs have no operating-system sandbox yet (macOS and Linux have one). Only the approval prompts and the project-folder guard apply, so use a project you can afford to change.
VS Code for the Web and virtual workspaces are not supported.
If the engine restarts, terminals it opened end with it.

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