A VS Code extension to manage and monitor a coordinated team of AI assistants directly from your editor.
What You Can Do
Command your AI team: Launch or stop your group of AI agents instantly using the VS Code Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).
Choose your AI provider: Select exactly which AI service you want to use. We support OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic, Ollama, Mistral, Bedrock, and many more.
Customize your workspace: Tweak settings right in your VS Code configuration like overriding model names, or changing the dashboard port.
Run a test drive: Turn on Demo Mode to play around with the interface using simulated agents, without needing to connect to a real AI or spend any API credits.
What NexusClaw Does Behind the Scenes
Provides a live dashboard: It generates a real-time web dashboard where you can watch exactly what your AI agents are doing and check their current status.
Handles the connections: It acts as the bridge between VS Code and your chosen AI providers, managing all the complex integrations smoothly in the background.
Centralizes control: It keeps all the starting, stopping, and configuring of your AI agents confined to one simple tool inside your existing coding workflow.
Getting Started
Install the NexusClaw extension in VS Code.
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P).
Search for the NexusClaw start command to boot up your AI team.
Configuration Options
You can easily adjust these settings in your VS Code preferences:
Setting
Description
nexusclaw.provider
Choose your preferred AI provider (defaults to auto).