Quick AI

Quick access to Warp terminal, Claude CLI, and Opencode CLI for VS Code.

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Features

• Status Bar Icons: Quick access to Warp, Claude, and Opencode from the status bar
• Quick Claude Command: Execute claude --dangerously-skip-permissions instantly
• Quick Opencode Command: Execute opencode instantly
• Custom Commands: Configure your own commands via settings
• Configurable: Choose which icons to show, icon style, and terminal location

Status Bar

Click any icon in the status bar to execute the corresponding command:

Requirements

• macOS: This extension uses macOS-specific commands
• Warp (optional): For the Warp status bar feature
• Claude CLI (optional): For the Quick Claude feature
• Opencode CLI (optional): For the Quick Opencode feature

Usage

Status Bar Icons

Click any icon in the VS Code status bar (right side) to execute the corresponding command.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Note: Shortcuts work when the editor has focus. You can customize them in VS Code Keyboard Settings.

Command Palette

You can also use the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P):

• Search for "Quick AI: Open in Warp"
• Search for "Quick AI: Quick Claude"
• Search for "Quick AI: Quick Opencode"

Extension Settings

Status Bar Visibility

Control which icons appear in the status bar:

Example: Hide Opencode icon

{
  "quickAI.showOpencodeIcon": false
}

Icon Style

Choose how icons are displayed:

Example: Show only icons (no text)

{
  "quickAI.iconStyle": "icon"
}

Terminal Location

Choose where terminals open when executing commands:

Example: Open terminals as editor tabs

{
  "quickAI.terminalLocation": "editor"
}

CLI Commands

Customize the commands executed by the Claude and Opencode status bar icons:

Example: Use Claude with a specific model

{
  "quickAI.claudeCommand": "claude --model opus"
}

Example: Use a different AI CLI tool

{
  "quickAI.claudeCommand": "aider --model claude-3-opus"
}

Custom Commands

Add your own commands to the status bar by configuring quickAI.customCommands:

Example Configuration

{
  "quickAI.customCommands": [
    {
      "name": "Aider",
      "command": "aider --model claude",
      "icon": "$(sparkle)"
    },
    {
      "name": "Gemini",
      "command": "gemini-cli",
      "icon": "$(debug-start)"
    },
    {
      "name": "Run Tests",
      "command": "npm test",
      "icon": "$(beaker)"
    },
    {
      "name": "Git Status",
      "command": "git status",
      "icon": "$(source-control)"
    }
  ]
}

Configuration Schema

Available Icons

You can use any VS Code Codicon. Popular choices:

Note: After adding or modifying custom commands, reload the VS Code window (Cmd+Shift+P → "Reload Window").

Complete Settings Example

{
  // Status bar visibility
  "quickAI.showWarpIcon": true,
  "quickAI.showClaudeIcon": true,
  "quickAI.showOpencodeIcon": true,

  // Show only icons, no text
  "quickAI.iconStyle": "icon",

  // Open terminals as editor tabs
  "quickAI.terminalLocation": "editor",

  // Custom CLI commands
  "quickAI.claudeCommand": "claude --model opus",
  "quickAI.opencodeCommand": "opencode --config ~/.opencode.json",

  // Custom commands
  "quickAI.customCommands": [
    {
      "name": "Aider",
      "command": "aider --model claude",
      "icon": "$(sparkle)"
    }
  ]
}

Known Issues

• macOS only: The extension uses macOS-specific commands
• CLI tools must be installed and in your PATH for respective features to work
• Configuration changes take effect immediately (hot reload supported)

Release Notes

See CHANGELOG.md for release history.

Development

# Install dependencies
pnpm install

# Compile
pnpm run compile

# Watch for changes
pnpm run watch

# Run tests
pnpm run test

License

MIT

Enjoy!