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acer-runtime

v0.1.4

Published

a month ago

Sovereign coding runtime for Aether AI agents

Downloads

396

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aetherpro-admin

Aether Runtime VS Code Extension

This extension provides a VS Code control surface for the aether-code CLI.

What works now

Start a real Aether CLI run against the current workspace
Run from the command palette or the Aether sidebar
Stream session output into the Aether Runtime output channel
Stop an active run
Open the last generated .aether/<session>.json report
Open the dashboard URL in a webview panel

Current gap

This is still a CLI bridge, not a native in-editor autonomous runtime with tool approvals, live event streaming, or multi-session substrate synchronization

Requirements

The extension expects the Aether CLI executable to be available.

Default:

aether-code

If the executable lives somewhere else, set:

aether.acer.cliPath

Example:

aether-code

Useful settings

aether.acer.cliPath
aether.acer.defaultMode
aether.acer.dryRunByDefault
aether.acer.noProjectStateUpdateByDefault
aether.acer.openReportOnCompletion
aether.acer.dashboardUrl

First real use

Open a target repo in VS Code, then run:

Aether: Start ACER Runtime

Or use the sidebar and give it an objective such as:

Build the GovCon MVP from the task prompt in this repository. Read the notes first, then implement the local Python CLI, verify it, and summarize any blockers.