VS Code startsthe same binaryas your terminal.

The stack

Each surface is a window onto the same running agent.

Work executes in the terminal: review a diff, apply a patch, run a command under the OS sandbox. The editor is where you ask about code that is already open, with the file and selection you are looking at attached to the question.

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   AGI CLI

   The Rust runtime both surfaces talk to.

   agi review reads your working diff, or main...HEAD with --base, and returns findings ranked clean, minor, major, or critical with file and line. agi apply lands a session diff as a git patch. agi sandbox runs a command under the OS sandbox. agi app-server exposes the whole thing to an editor over stdio.

   • agi review · ranked findings
   • agi apply · diff as a git patch
   • agi session fork --at-turn
   • agi sandbox · Seatbelt or bubblewrap
   • Offline against a local model

   macOS · Linux · WindowsComing soon

   src/chat/send.tsagi review

   06export const send = async () => {

   07 const res = await fetchAll()

   08 render(res)

   09 return res.status

   10}

   06export const send = async () => {

   07 const res = await fetchFirst()

   08 render(res, { stream: true })

   09 return res.status

   10}

   2 files · +14 −9ApproveRequest changes

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   AGI in VS Code

   A chat participant wired to that runtime.

   Mention @agi in the chat panel and the extension attaches your active file, the text you selected, its language, and the lines around it. The slash commands act on that selection, except /model, which switches the provider behind it. By default nothing reaches disk until you pick Apply Inline; the alternative opens the answer in a tab beside your code.

   • @agi · chat participant
   • /explain /fix /refactor /tests /docs /model
   • Spawns agi app-server over stdio
   • Apply Inline, or open in a new tab
   • Threads scoped to the open workspace

   VS CodeComing soon

   AGI · VS Code@agi

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   1import { processChat, ChatConfig }2from '@agi/sdk'3 4export async function runChat(5config: ChatConfig6) : Promise<string> {7const stream =8  await processChat(config)9return stream.text()10}

   AGI@agi

   U

   @agi explain runChat and add error handling

   A

   Streams a chat response from processChat. Add a try/catch around the stream call. Want me to write it?

   @agi

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