> I kept doing the same thing: open the browser, go to the Paragent dashboard, describe a feature, wait for the agent, then switch back to VS Code to keep coding. It worked, but the context switching was annoying.
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> I wanted to stay in the editor. Describe the feature, hit run, and keep working while the agent runs in the background. When it's done, open the PR from the sidebar. No tabs, no dashboard.
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> So I built a VS Code extension for it. You describe what you want, pick a repo and model, and it creates a branch, writes the code, and opens a PR. You can run several agents at once, each on its own branch. It uses your own API keys (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini), so you control the cost.
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> I've been using it for a few weeks and it's changed how I work. I'm shipping it on the VS Code Marketplace today. It also works in Cursor.
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> Happy to answer questions or hear how you'd improve it.