Jitera’s VS Code extension brings AI-powered code editing and the full Jitera platform into your editor. You get the same experience as the web app — without leaving VS Code.Documentation Index
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The VS Code extension is available on the Enterprise plan only.
Versions
Jitera offers two versions of the VS Code extension:| Version | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| v3.x (Recommended) | Active | Latest features, full platform integration |
| v2.x | Legacy | Previous generation |
Requirements
- Visual Studio Code 1.85.0 or later
- Node.js 18 or later
Installation
- Open the Extensions view in VS Code (
Cmd+Shift+X/Ctrl+Shift+X) - Search for “Jitera”
- Click Install on the Jitera extension
- Reload VS Code when prompted
AI-Powered Code Editing
The core of the extension is its AI-driven code editing workflow. Instead of manually writing every change, you describe what you want in the chat — the agent reads your codebase, proposes edits as diffs, and applies them with your approval.Diff-Based Editing
When the agent suggests code changes, they appear as inline diffs directly in your editor. You can review each change in context before accepting or rejecting it.- Accept all diffs —
Shift+Cmd+Enter(macOS) /Shift+Ctrl+Enter(Windows/Linux) - Reject all diffs —
Shift+Cmd+Backspace(macOS) /Shift+Ctrl+Backspace(Windows/Linux)
Terminal Execution
The agent can run shell commands in your VS Code terminal. This enables workflows like:- Running tests after making changes
- Installing dependencies
- Executing build scripts
- Running linters or formatters
File & Search Operations
The agent can read, create, and navigate files across your workspace. It can also search for files by name patterns, search file contents by keyword, and retrieve IDE diagnostics such as errors and warnings.Platform Features
You can also access these Jitera platform features without leaving VS Code:Documents
Browse, edit, and collaborate on project documentation with live collaboration support.
Apps (MCP)
Connect external services like Slack, Jira, and Notion to your agents via MCP.
Custom Agents
Create and configure custom AI agents tailored to your project’s needs.
Automation
Schedule recurring agent tasks or trigger them via webhooks.
Context & Knowledge
Build knowledge graphs and manage context for more accurate agent responses.
AI Chat
Chat with AI agents using the same interface as the web app.
Commands
The following commands are available from the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P / Ctrl+Shift+P):
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| Jitera: Open Panel | Open or focus the Jitera side panel |
| Jitera: Sign In | Authenticate with your Jitera account |
| Jitera: Sign Out | Sign out of your account |
| Jitera: Open Settings | Open extension settings |
| Jitera: Reload Webview | Reload the Jitera panel |
| Jitera: Network Diagnostics | Open the network diagnostics page |
Settings
Open VS Code’s Settings UI (Cmd+, / Ctrl+,) and search for “Jitera” — or edit settings.json directly.
| Setting | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jitera: Enable Debug Logs | boolean | false | Enable Jitera Debug Logs in the Output panel |
| Jitera › Tools: Enable Terminal Tool | boolean | true | Allow the agent to execute terminal commands. |

