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VS Code Extension ​

One Works extension in the VS Code sidebar

The VS Code extension opens One Works inside the editor and connects it to the current workspace.

Install ​

Use the VSIX artifact from the One Works release or build it from source when developing the repository.

After installation, open a workspace folder in VS Code and start the One Works view from the activity bar. The extension resolves the project root, starts or connects to a local service, and embeds the Web UI.

Workspace Semantics ​

  • The opened VS Code folder is used as the project workspace.
  • Project configuration and .oo/ assets are resolved the same way as the CLI and Web entry points.
  • Runtime data is stored under the project home, not under the extension installation directory.
  • The extension uses the same server APIs as the Web UI, so sessions, configuration, plugins, adapters, and terminal views follow the normal project runtime.

When to Use It ​

Use the extension when you want One Works side by side with source editing in VS Code. Use the desktop app when you want a dedicated project window, and use the Web UI when you want a browser-based or remote workflow.

Standalone One Works documentation site for user integration and usage. Support: support@oneworks.cloud.