AI-powered code generation inside VS Code. Describe your API, pick a language, get production-ready code in seconds — powered by the SwiftStack multi-agent engine.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
AI-powered code generation and API scaffolding inside VS Code — backed by the SwiftStack multi-agent engine.
Features
Cinematic Dashboard — full-panel UI for API generation, demos, and docs
API Generator — describe your schema, select a language + framework, get production-ready code in seconds
Multi-Agent Chat — chat sidebar powered by the SwiftStack engine with real-time streaming
Code Actions — right-click any file or selection for AI-powered explanations, refactors, and test generation
Memory Explorer — tree view of the engine memory: entities, files, routes, and tools
Commands
Command
Keybinding
Description
SwiftStack: Open Dashboard
Ctrl+Shift+S D
Open the full-panel cinematic dashboard
SwiftStack: Open API Generator
Ctrl+Shift+S G
Jump directly to the API generator page
SwiftStack: Open Chat
Ctrl+Shift+S C
Open the AI chat sidebar
SwiftStack: Explain File
(right-click)
Ask the AI to explain the current file
SwiftStack: Explain Selection
(right-click)
Explain a highlighted code selection
SwiftStack: Refactor Selection
(right-click)
Refactor highlighted code
SwiftStack: Generate Tests
(right-click)
Generate unit tests for the current file
SwiftStack: Run Agent Goal
(command palette)
Start a single-agent task
SwiftStack: Run Multi-Agent Goal
(command palette)
Start a multi-agent pipeline
Getting Started
Install the extension.
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) and run SwiftStack: Open Dashboard.
The dashboard connects to your local SwiftStack engine automatically. If no local engine is detected, it falls back to the production API.
Settings
Setting
Default
Description
swiftstack.backendUrl
http://localhost:5000
Backend API URL. Set to your production/Railway URL for remote-only mode.
Local Engine Setup
For local engine support, clone swiftstack-engine as a sibling folder of this extension and run npm install inside it.
Telemetry
Usage events are sent to Azure Application Insights if an instrumentation key is configured by the extension maintainer. No source code, file paths, or personal data are ever sent. You can disable all telemetry in VS Code via telemetry.telemetryLevel → "off".
