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aery-vscode

v0.3.0

Published

Aery Unified Coding Agent Integration

Readme

Aery VS Code Extension

This is the official native Visual Studio Code extension for the Aery Orchestrator. It provides the Webview Sidebar Chat and the Visual Memory Graph renderer.

How to Package and Install

Because Aery is a Bun-based monorepo with internal symlinks, the standard vsce package command will fail with an ELSPROBLEMS error.

To properly package this extension into an installable .vsix file, use the custom script which bypasses the dependency checks (since esbuild already bundles everything we need):

npm run package:vsix
# or
bun run package:vsix

This will generate an aery-vscode-X.X.X.vsix file in this directory.

To install it into your editor:

  1. Open VS Code
  2. Go to the Extensions panel
  3. Click the ... menu at the top right
  4. Select "Install from VSIX..."
  5. Select the generated .vsix file.

Extension Development Host

If you are developing this extension and want to test it locally without packaging:

  1. Open this packages/vscode-extension directory in VS Code.
  2. Press F5.
  3. A new Extension Development Host window will launch with the Aery Sidebar enabled.