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Tutorial: Generate AI-powered code annotations by using the Language ...
Tutorial that walks you through creating a VS Code extension that uses the Language Model API to generate AI-powered code annotations.
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AI smart actions in Visual Studio Code
Use smart actions in VS Code to get help from AI for common development tasks, such as generating commit messages, renaming symbols, or fixing coding errors.
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Make chat an expert in your workspace - Visual Studio Code
Learn how workspace context gives chat a deep understanding of your entire codebase to provide accurate, contextual answers.
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Language Model API | Visual Studio Code Extension API
A guide to adding AI-powered features to a VS Code extension by using language models and natural language understanding.
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AI extensibility in VS Code | Visual Studio Code Extension API
Overview of how to extend the AI features in your Visual Studio Code extension by using the Language Model, Tools, and Chat APIs.
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GitHub Copilot in VS Code cheat sheet
GitHub Copilot in VS Code cheat sheet GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code provides AI-powered features to help you write code faster and with less effort. This cheat sheet provides a quick overview of the features for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code.
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Manage context for AI - Visual Studio Code
Learn how to manage context when using AI in VS Code, including workspace indexing, #-mentions for files and symbols, web content references, and custom instructions.
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Markdown and Visual Studio Code
Markdown and Visual Studio Code Working with Markdown files in Visual Studio Code is simple, straightforward, and fun. Besides VS Code's basic editing, there are a several Markdown-specific features that help you be more productive. Note: To help get you started with editing Markdown files, you can use the Doc Writer profile template to install useful extensions (spell checker, Markdown linter ...
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Custom Editor API | Visual Studio Code Extension API
Custom Editor API Custom editors allow extensions to create fully customizable read/write editors that are used in place of VS Code's standard text editor for specific types of resources. They have a wide variety of use cases, such as: Previewing assets, such as shaders or 3D models, directly in VS Code. Creating WYSIWYG editors for languages such as Markdown or XAML. Offering alternative ...
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Semantic Highlight Guide | Visual Studio Code Extension API
Semantic Highlight Guide Semantic highlighting is an addition to syntax highlighting as described in the Syntax Highlight guide. Visual Studio Code uses TextMate grammars as the main tokenization engine. TextMate grammars work on a single file as input and break it up based on lexical rules expressed in regular expressions. Semantic tokenization allows language servers to provide additional ...