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Preview release for installing by hand. Not on the Marketplace yet.
Install
Download libraos-0.4.1.vsix, then either:
- in VS Code, open the Extensions view, choose … › Install from VSIX… and pick the file; or
- run
code --install-extension libraos-0.4.1.vsix.
Cursor and other VS Code–based editors install it the same way.
Check the download: sha256sum -c libraos-0.4.1.vsix.sha256
Requires VS Code 1.95 or later and Docker with Compose v2.
New in 0.4.1
Click an example to run it
- Examples marked ▶ run in one click on the Runtime this extension manages. The extension downloads only that example (11 files for First Agent, not the whole cookbook) and creates the Python environment if needed. It starts the Runtime if it is stopped, then runs the example in a terminal with a one-hour setup token, with the Runtime Log beside it.
- No folder dialog, no
.env, no passwords. You confirm once the first time, or choose Always Run Without Asking. - First Agent comes in three entries: Python, TypeScript and Bash. Each runs its own script directly.
- Async Jobs runs submit and resume in one go.
Smaller changes
- Examples that need the cookbook's own setup show what they need when clicked. The inline buttons are Run, Get Example and What It Needs. The tutorial and GitHub links are in the right-click menu.
- Marketing Team and Mission Console show strong model in the sidebar. The mission is planned as one JSON object with at least 10 tasks, which small local models fail; Claude Sonnet completed it in about 14 minutes. Kernel side: libraos/libraos#1752.
- For contributors: press F5 in this repository to run the extension from source, without building a
.vsix.