Restructure tool call components with dedicated container implementations - Move tool call components to done subdirectory - Implement specialized ToolCallContainer for each tool type - Update component routing in ToolCallRouter - Add isFirst/isLast props for better layout control - Improve shared types and layout components
Qwen Code Companion
The Qwen Code Companion extension seamlessly integrates Qwen Code. This extension is compatible with both VS Code and VS Code forks.
Features
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Open Editor File Context: Qwen Code gains awareness of the files you have open in your editor, providing it with a richer understanding of your project's structure and content.
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Selection Context: Qwen Code can easily access your cursor's position and selected text within the editor, giving it valuable context directly from your current work.
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Native Diffing: Seamlessly view, modify, and accept code changes suggested by Qwen Code directly within the editor.
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Launch Qwen Code: Quickly start a new Qwen Code session from the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P or Ctrl+Shift+P) by running the "Qwen Code: Run" command.
Requirements
To use this extension, you'll need:
- VS Code version 1.101.0 or newer
- Qwen Code (installed separately) running within the VS Code integrated terminal
Development and Debugging
To debug and develop this extension locally:
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Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code.git cd qwen-code -
Install dependencies
npm install # or if using pnpm pnpm install -
Start debugging
code . # Open the project root in VS Code- Open the
packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/extension.tsfile - Open Debug panel (
Ctrl+Shift+DorCmd+Shift+D) - Select "Launch Companion VS Code Extension" from the debug dropdown
- Press
F5to launch Extension Development Host
- Open the
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Make changes and reload
- Edit the source code in the original VS Code window
- To see your changes, reload the Extension Development Host window by:
- Pressing
Ctrl+R(Windows/Linux) orCmd+R(macOS) - Or clicking the "Reload" button in the debug toolbar
- Pressing
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View logs and debug output
- Open the Debug Console in the original VS Code window to see extension logs
- In the Extension Development Host window, open Developer Tools with
Help > Toggle Developer Toolsto see webview logs
Build for Production
To build the extension for distribution:
npm run compile
# or
pnpm run compile
To package the extension as a VSIX file:
npx vsce package
# or
pnpm vsce package
Terms of Service and Privacy Notice
By installing this extension, you agree to the Terms of Service.