DevFlow — VS Code Extension

Complete workflow from GitHub Issue to Pull Request. You write one prompt, the AI gives you options, you choose — and the extension does the rest.

Installation (Development Mode)

git clone https://github.com/your-username/devflow-vscode
cd devflow-vscode
npm install

Open the project in VS Code and press F5 (macbook maybe Fn+F5). A new Extension Development Host window will open.

Publish to Marketplace

npm install -g @vscode/vsce
vsce package          # Creates .vsix file
vsce publish          # Publish to the Marketplace (requires a publisher account)

Usage

Command	Shortcut
DevFlow: Start Task	`Ctrl+Shift+D S`
DevFlow: Finish & Create PR	`Ctrl+Shift+D F`
DevFlow: Show Status	Command Palette

Settings

Press Ctrl+, and search for DevFlow:

Setting	Default	Description
`devflow.anthropicApiKey`	`""`	Anthropic API key for AI features (optional)
`devflow.defaultBranch`	`"main"`	Default main branch name
`devflow.branchPrefix`	`"feature"`	feature / feat / bugfix	fix	bug
`devflow.autoAssign`	`true`	Automatically assign the issue to yourself

Requirements

VS Code 1.85 or higher
Git
GitHub account (uses VS Code built-in authentication — no extra token needed)

Cursor / Windsurf support

This extension uses the standard VS Code API. It works perfectly in Cursor and Windsurf — the same .vsix file can be installed.

JetBrains Support

Planned for the future. The core logic will be moved to a separate @devflow/core npm package, and the JetBrains plugin will be written in Kotlin, calling the same core.

DevFlow AI X

Xayal Xudiyev