VSCode-AimLab

"Just reviewing a selector." Sure you are.

Aimlab turns the file open in your editor into an aim range — a convincing alibi for an afternoon of "deep work", and the warm-up your evening queue deserves. Same editor, steadier aim.

Training modes

Mode	Goal
Count	Clear a fixed number of targets
Timed	Score as many targets as possible before the timer ends
Tracking	Keep the pointer inside a moving target

Settings

All settings are available from the Aimlab sidebar. Only the entries relevant to the current mode are shown.

Setting	Values	Meaning
`aimlab.mode`	`count`, `timed`, `tracking`	Training mode
`aimlab.difficulty`	`easy`, `medium`, `hard`, `extreme`, `custom`	Target height, width, timeout and tracking speed
`aimlab.range`	`narrow` (40%), `medium` (60%), `wide` (80%), `full` (100%)	Centered area where targets may appear
`aimlab.trackingMotion`	`smooth`, `sharp`	Tracking movement style
`aimlab.testCount`	1–1000	Number of targets in Count mode (default 20)
`aimlab.durationSeconds`	5–3600	Duration in Timed / Tracking mode (default 30)
`aimlab.intervalMs`	0–10000	Delay between targets in Timed mode (default 100)
`aimlab.custom`	object	Custom height, width, timeout and speed for `custom` difficulty

License

MIT

AimLab

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VSCode-AimLab

Training modes

Settings

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