GET STARTED
Set up in VS Code.
Install once, open a project, and sign in with your Code.in account.
Code.in Agent
Install into VS Code on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Install in VS Code Doesn’t open? Open the Marketplace or search “Code.in Agent” in Extensions.Install the extension
Open Extensions in VS Code, search “Code.in Agent”, and click Install. Or use the button above.
Open your project folder
Choose File → Open Folder. Pick the folder you want to work in, or an empty folder for a new project.
Sign in and send your first task
Open the Code.in icon in the activity bar and choose “Continue with Code.in”. Complete sign-in in your browser, then return to the editor. Tell the agent what you want to build, fix, or understand.
Using another compatible editor?
Download the VSIX package. In your editor’s Extensions menu, choose “Install from VSIX…”, select the file, and open the Code.in panel.
CODE.IN / TERMINAL
One install.
Any project.
Copy the command, open your terminal, and paste it. Code.in sets itself up.
No Node.js, npm, administrator access, or API key needed.
1. Install Code.in
powershell -NoProfile -Command "irm https://code.in/install.ps1 | iex"Paste this in PowerShell, Command Prompt, or Git Bash. You don’t need to switch terminals. Open a new terminal after setup.
2. Open your project
cd "C:\path\to\your-project"Replace the example path with your folder. Keep the quotes if it contains spaces.
3. Start building
codeinYour browser opens for sign-in on the first run. Then describe what you want to build.
Already installed?
Type /update inside the agent. It updates and resumes your conversation. From another terminal, run codein update.
Once signed in, choose a model beside the message box in VS Code or with /model in the terminal. Your managed allowance is shared across both.