Revagent

Run security audits and AI pipelines directly from VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and other VS Code–based IDEs.

Features

Sign in via browser — Connect to your Revagent instance (cloud or self-hosted) with OAuth
List & run pipelines — Browse pipelines and trigger executions from the sidebar
Run with file context — Right-click a file → "Revagent: Run Pipeline with Current File"
Chat — Open the Revagent chat interface for quick assistance
Credit balance — See your remaining credits in the status bar

Install from the VS Code Marketplace
Or install from VSIX: Extensions: Install from VSIX... and select revagent-0.1.0.vsix

Sign in — Click the Revagent icon in the activity bar, or run Revagent: Sign In from the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P). A browser window will open for you to authenticate.
Configure server — If using a custom Revagent URL, set Revagent: Api Url in Settings (default: http://localhost:3000).
Run a pipeline — Open the Revagent sidebar, select a pipeline, and click Run.

Command	Description
`Revagent: Sign In`	Open browser to authenticate with your Revagent account
`Revagent: Sign Out`	Clear stored credentials
`Revagent: List Pipelines`	Quick pick to select and run a pipeline
`Revagent: Run Pipeline`	Run the selected pipeline
`Revagent: Run Pipeline with Current File`	Run with the active file as context (right-click menu)
`Revagent: Open Chat`	Open the Revagent chat panel
`Revagent: Show Connection Status`	View connection and credit balance

Setting	Default	Description
`Revagent: Api Url`	`http://localhost:3000`	Revagent server URL (use `https://revagent.click` for production)

If you run Revagent on your own server, set the API URL in VS Code settings:

{
  "revagent.apiUrl": "https://your-revagent.example.com"
}

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