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Extensions shipped on top of vsceasy. Filter by a feature to see who uses it and how; the mock panels are interactive — type out a solution, try to paste, toggle scoped colors.

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Code Trainer

type: ui

Practise algorithms by actually typing them — real WPM and accuracy, paste refused, exercises generated and verified by a local model.

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const seen = new Map<number, number>();

⚡ 0 wpm100% acc0%Type itPaste

vsceasy create code-coach --type ui

• Editor surface — Typing guards swallow wrong keys and block paste; ghost text shows the reference solution; decorations dim it; a captured terminal runs the tests.
• LLM client — Exercise generation, assisted ghost text and the “Ask the coach” chat — local Ollama, auto model resolution, settings-driven client.
• Sidebar views — Problem catalogue grouped by interview pattern, conversation list, and “Add problems” actions ordered in one container.

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Source on GitHub →

TOML

type: language

TOML language support: highlighting for .toml (and Cargo.lock, poetry.lock, Pipfile…), language configuration, snippets, an opt-in file icon and color theme.

Cargo.tomlcolorize: on

# build metadata
[package]
name = "vsceasy"
version = "0.1.11"
edition = 2024
published = true
[[bin]]
path = 'src/bin/cli.ts'

vsceasy create toml-support --type language

• Language support — The whole skeleton — grammar, language-configuration.json, snippets, file icon — scaffolded in one command. No React, no RPC.
• contributes.extra.json — languages, grammars, snippets, iconThemes and themes merged into package.json#contributes by gen.
• doctor — Verifies every referenced grammar / snippet / icon asset exists before packaging.

Source on GitHub →

The mocks are illustrations

They’re rendered with the same VS Code theme tokens the component library uses, not screenshots. Follow the GitHub links for the real thing.

Worth stealing

Code Trainer — generated exercises are verified by running them. Every generated or imported problem is materialised to a scratch directory and its tests run twice: against the reference solution (must pass) and against the starter (must fail). Anything else is rejected and regenerated. A model will happily emit tests that don’t compile or that pass against an empty function — no static check catches that.

Code Trainer — retries are repairs, not redos. On failure the model is shown its own output plus the exact complaint, rather than being asked the same question again. Re-asking reproduces the same mistake.

TOML — the file icon theme is opt-in. An icon theme is global: activating one replaces all workbench file icons, not just .toml. The extension ships one and lets the user pick it, rather than hijacking the workbench on install.

TOML — recolor your language, not the editor. Bundling a full color theme replaces the user’s theme entirely. Scoped token colors touch only your language’s TextMate scopes, so everything else keeps looking the way the user chose.

Built something?

Open a PR or an issue with the repo link and which vsceasy features it leans on — it goes on this page.