Ginexys Developer Tools

Extension pack bundling the full Ginexys engineering pipeline for VS Code.

Install one extension, get four:

Ginexys Core — authentication, IPC, and Copilot language model tools shared by all editors
Table Formatter and Node Editor — visual table editor for CSV, TSV, Markdown, SQL, JSON
Document Workbench — local-first document extraction, comparison, and editing
Schema Editor — visual diagram editor for circuits, ERDs, FSMs, floorplans

The pipeline

Extract  (PDF/image to structured data)   Document Workbench
   v
Transform  (reshape, edit, clean)         Table IDE
   v
Engineer   (schematic / topology editor)  Schema Editor

Each tool is independently useful. The pack ships them together so you can flow data between editors: extract a document in Document Workbench, send the tables to Table IDE for cleanup, and push a netlist to Schema Editor for design.

Cross-tool data flow

The Ginexys Core extension provides a router (GinexysRouter) that relays data between open editors:

Document Workbench → Table IDE. Send extracted tables as HTML or CSV.
Document Workbench → Schema Editor. Send extracted vector regions for trace editing.
Schema Editor → Table IDE. Send a netlist for BOM cleanup and editing.
Table IDE → Schema Editor. Push back-annotated corrections to update component attributes on the canvas.

Cross-tool data flow is a Pro feature on the web. In VS Code it requires a signed-in Ginexys account.

Copilot, Cursor, and Cline integration

Five language model tools are registered with VS Code's lm.registerTool API, callable by Copilot Chat, Cursor, and Cline:

ginexys_format_table (free) — format CSV/TSV/Markdown tables
ginexys_extract_pdf_text (free) — extract text and tables from a PDF
ginexys_read_schema (free) — read the open schema as a netlist
ginexys_extract_pdf_tables (free) — extract just the tables, as grids
ginexys_analyze_schema (Pro) — AI analysis of schema diagrams

Authentication

Privacy

Everything runs locally by default. Pro features that route through Ginexys backend (Docling AI extraction, OpenRouter inference) only run when you explicitly enable them on a given operation.

License

The extensions are open source under their respective package licenses. See each extension's LICENSE and NOTICE files.

Source

Web platform

https://ginexys.com