Add VS Code integration (guided setup) - #87
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Introduces a guided-setup integration variant for GUI-only editors that speak an OpenAI-compatible endpoint but have no CLI to launch. Guided tools show a card with the local endpoint, the API key, numbered setup steps, and an Open-app button instead of the terminal launch flow. VS Code is the first: steps cover both GitHub Copilot BYOK (Chat: Manage Language Models -> OpenAI Compatible) and community OpenAI-compatible chat extensions. Adds the VS Code logo.
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Adds VS Code to the integrations catalog using a new guided setup card variant for GUI-only editors that speak an OpenAI-compatible endpoint — no Terminal launch and no config file written, just the endpoint, key, and steps.
The guided card shows the local endpoint, the
nativAPI key, numbered steps, and an "Open VS Code" button. The VS Code steps cover both paths:Chat: Manage Language Models→ OpenAI Compatible, set the Base URL + key, pick the model (requires the GitHub Copilot extension, signed in).Under the hood this introduces a small
isGuidedSetupframework (guided panel +guidedSetupSteps/guidedSetupCaveat) that the sibling editor PRs (Cursor, Cline, JetBrains) build on, so guided-only tools no longer render as "Not installed" or force a terminal launch.Addresses the VS Code item in #78. Relates to #56 (server
/v1/modelsenrichment so the Copilot model picker can list models).looks like:
