Simple question about coding with Rubberduck in VBA

[mumen0]

I'd like to know if it's possible to access the Rubberduck object model directly in the VBA code, so that it appears in the VbIde object explorer.

[Greedquest]

If you mean the test engine, there is a setting for "early bound" that makes the Assert and Fakes objects appear in the object explorer.

Older versions of rubberduck also made a parser available to VBA, so you could go Rubberduck.Tokens or something to that effect. But that API is gone now

[Greedquest]

https://rubberduckvba.blog/using-rubberduck/settings/

Has a section on unit test settings that explains this (ctrl +f for Binding Mode)