Fix UEFN Verse compiler errors in one click, right inside VS Code.
What it does
Magic Fix (Ctrl+Alt+M) — reads the current .verse file plus any compiler diagnostics, patches common errors (missing using imports, missing <suspends>/<override> specifiers, @editable syntax, array syntax, string interpolation), and applies the fix directly in your editor.
Takes a local snapshot backup before every fix, so you can always revert.
Works fully offline via a built-in rule engine — no account or internet connection required for basic fixes.
Sign in for cloud-assisted fixes on trickier errors, backed by your Magic Button plan's monthly quota.
Getting started
Install the extension.
Open a .verse file in a UEFN project.
Click the wand icon in the editor toolbar (or press Ctrl+Alt+M) to fix the current file.
Optional: run "The Magic Button: Sign In (Set API Token)" from the Command Palette to connect your account — copy your token from the dashboard's Settings → Connections page. This ties fixes to your plan's quota instead of the small anonymous daily limit.
Commands
Command
Description
The Magic Button: Magic Fix (1-Click Verse Fix)
Fix the active .verse file
The Magic Button: Open The Magic Button Dashboard
Open your web dashboard
The Magic Button: Sign In (Set API Token)
Connect your account for full plan quota
Privacy
By default, fixes run through a local rule engine — your code isn't sent to any third-party AI. See the full Privacy Policy.
