Is AI-Native VS Code Extension

Scans the current workspace or a GitHub repository using the shared @is-ai-native/core package, renders a readiness report in a VS Code webview, and lets you open matched local workspace files directly from the results.

The hosted web application can now be deployed with either the default scale-to-zero Container Apps strategy or a keep-warm mode that pins one replica for faster startup. That deployment option is documented in the repository root README.

Status

• Extension id: adbfaa08-0a72-47e0-93d8-d5ec8ddaff6b.is-ai-native
• Marketplace publisher: adbfaa08-0a72-47e0-93d8-d5ec8ddaff6b
• Marketplace URL: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=salnikov.is-ai-native
• Entry point: dist/extension.js
• Engine target: VS Code ^1.99.0

The extension manifest is configured for VS Code Marketplace packaging and publishing.

Install

Install from the Visual Studio Code Marketplace:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=salnikov.is-ai-native

Build And Test

From the repository root:

npm install
npm run build:vscode-extension
npm run test:vscode-extension

Package And Publish

From the repository root:

npm run package:vscode-extension
npm run publish:vscode-extension

If you prefer running vsce directly, run it from packages/vscode-extension. Running vsce from the repository root targets the workspace package.json, which does not contain the extension manifest fields required by the Marketplace.

Run From Source

1. Open the repository in VS Code.
2. Run npm install from the repository root.
3. Run npm run build:vscode-extension.
4. Launch an Extension Development Host from Run and Debug.

Commands

• Is AI-Native: Scan Workspace
• Is AI-Native: Scan GitHub Repository
• Is AI-Native: Open Last Results

Features

• Scans the opened workspace using the shared file-tree abstraction.
• Scans GitHub repositories directly from the extension.
• Shows overall score, verdict, per-assistant breakdown, and primitive matches.
• Allows direct opening of matched files for local workspace scans.

Settings

• isAiNative.githubToken: optional GitHub token for remote scans

Notes

• The extension bundle must remain ESM. The shared core uses import.meta.url to load bundled configuration.
• The build copies packages/core/config/*.json into packages/vscode-extension/config so Marketplace installs include the scanner definitions required at runtime.
• File-opening actions only apply to local workspace results, not remote GitHub scans.
• The current UX is command-driven with a results webview. Sidebar views are still future work.