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haive-vscode

v0.4.5

Published

Surface team memories, gotchas, and architectural decisions inline while you code. Never let your AI agent forget what your team knows.

Readme

hAIve — VS Code Extension

Surface team memories, gotchas, and architectural decisions inline while you code. Never let your AI agent forget what your team knows.

Features

🧠 Inline CodeLens

Files with anchored memories show a count at the top:

🧠 hAIve: 3 memories — ⚠️ 1 gotcha · 🏗 1 architecture · 📐 1 convention
  ⚠️  pg Pool — must set max:5 in production
  🏗  DB — toujours appeler migrate() au démarrage
  📐  UUID comme PK — jamais d'entiers séquentiels

Click any lens to jump to the memory file.

📋 Sidebar Panel

Browse all memories in the hAIve Memories panel in the Explorer:

⚠️ Action Required (2)
  └─ Breaking change: DELETE /users/:id removed
  └─ express ^4 → ^5 major bump
📄 This File (db.ts) (2)
  └─ DB migrations on startup
  └─ UUID primary keys
🏗 Architecture (2)
📐 Conventions (3)
🎯 Decisions (1)
⚠️ Gotchas (4)

🔴 Status Bar

Bottom status bar shows total memories and flags action_required:

⚠️ hAIve: 9 memories · 2 action required

⚡ Auto-reload

The extension watches .ai/memories/** and refreshes automatically when you run haive memory add, haive sync, or edit memory files directly.

Requirements

  • haive init must have been run in the workspace (creates .ai/memories/)
  • Node.js ≥ 20 (for the haive CLI, optional — extension reads files directly)

Installation

From VSIX (local build)

cd packages/vscode
pnpm install
pnpm build
npx vsce package
code --install-extension haive-vscode-*.vsix

From Marketplace

Coming soon — ext install hiveai.haive-vscode

Settings

| Setting | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | haive.showCodeLens | true | Show inline memory count | | haive.showStatusBar | true | Show status bar item | | haive.memoriesDir | .ai/memories | Memories directory path | | haive.highlightActionRequired | true | Warning decoration on files with action_required |

Commands

| Command | Description | |---|---| | hAIve: Refresh Memories | Reload memories from disk | | hAIve: Show Memories for This File | Filter sidebar to current file | | hAIve: Add Memory… | Quick-add a memory via guided input | | hAIve: Initialize in This Workspace | Run haive init in terminal |