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github-llm-council

v0.0.1

Published

VS Code extension for running an LLM council via the LM API

Readme

LLM Council (VS Code Extension)

Minimal, streaming “council” workflow using the VS Code Language Model API (e.g., Copilot models). Runs three stages, logs streams, and saves a markdown artifact per run.

Current state

  • Command: LLM Council (editor context menu / llmCouncil.run).
  • Flow: pick context (file/selection/none) → pick prompt template → edit prompt → pick models (defaults auto-resolved and remembered per workspace) → council runs (3 stages) with streaming output.
  • Models: via vscode.lm.selectChatModels; defaults prefer gpt-5.1, sonnet-4.5, gemini-pro-3 when available.
  • Output: streams tagged by stage/model; a markdown artifact (with front matter + transcripts) is saved to the workspace root and opened in a new tab. History kept in global storage (llmCouncil.historySize).
  • Tests: unit/integration via Vitest.

Installation

Prereqs: VS Code ≥1.84, VS Code CLI code on PATH, Copilot (or other LM API provider) with chat models enabled.

Dev/local install

npm install                 # install deps
npm run package:vsix        # builds dist/llm-council.vsix
code --install-extension dist/llm-council.vsix --force  # install into VS Code
# Optional: npm pack  # to produce github-llm-council-0.0.1.tgz

User install after publish

npm install -g github-llm-council   # postinstall auto-installs the bundled VSIX via `code`

Upgrade

npm update -g github-llm-council    # or npm install -g github-llm-council@latest

Publish (maintainers)

npm install
npm run package:vsix   # produce dist/llm-council.vsix
npm pack               # produce github-llm-council-0.0.1.tgz
npm publish            # prepublishOnly rebuilds/package before publish

Usage

  1. Right-click in an editor → LLM Council (or run via Command Palette).
  2. Choose context (file/selection/none).
  3. Pick a prompt template, then edit/enter your prompt.
  4. Confirm model selection (defaults pre-selected and remembered per workspace).
  5. Watch streaming output; a markdown artifact opens and saves to the workspace root.

Requires: VS Code with LM API-capable extension (e.g., GitHub Copilot) and access to chat models.

Configuration

  • llmCouncil.defaultModels (array): preferred model ids; first available three are used when no stored selection exists.
  • llmCouncil.historySize (number): maximum run summaries to retain.

Testing

npm run lint
npm run test:unit
npm run test:integration

Notes

  • Model choices are remembered per workspace between runs.
  • Prompts live in src/prompts.ts; edit and rebuild/package to distribute changes.