A practical toolkit for AI development

Take AI beyond chat.
Move development forward.

Connect Claude CLI, model providers and MCP tools inside VS Code. From code and databases to remote hosts and APIs, bring ideas into your daily workflow.

Mix as needed · Bring your own models · Keep your workflow

01 / A WORKSPACE THAT WORKS WITH YOUCODE · CONNECT · BUILD
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Built around
your familiar stack

Visual Studio CodeClaude CLIMCPMySQLSQL ServerRedisSSH

Less switching. More building.

One workspace.
Keep the work moving.

Not another chat window: bring conversations, code and tools into the same development workspace.

01 / WORKSPACE

Two sides, code in the center

Focus on the main task on the right and supporting tasks on the left. Each session keeps its context, model and permissions; the editor stays for code.

Explore parallel sessions ↗
02 / CONNECTION

Tools for real environments

Add SSH, databases, Redis and API debugging through MCP. Install what you need, with this extension or other compatible clients.

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03 / CONTROL

Your setup, your choices

Choose model providers, inspect usage and manage permissions. Start read-only with limited access and build your workflow gradually.

Read usage guidance ↗

Claude Code Config Helper

Your familiar editor.
A more connected AI workflow.

Follow clear setup steps for CLI installation, providers and models, then return your attention to the task at hand.

  • Setup guide and CLI download, validation and updates
  • Separate models for regular tasks, task flows and compaction
  • Seven interface languages, usage and cache statistics
  • Workspace MCP configuration and editor diagnostics

From setup to your first task

01

Prepare the CLI

Download or select an existing executable and validate it.

02

Connect a model provider

Add your own provider and available models.

03

Start building

Choose workspace models and a thinking mode, then open chat.

Build more. Switch less.

Start with one extension, add tools as needed, and try them in a test environment first.