LineLoom v1.1.1 — Active Editor Sidebar Preview

GitHub pre-release · Publisher: SanskarCodes · MIT · VS Code 1.96+

This is an opt-in test build, following v1.1.0. The latest stable release
remains v1.0.0 on Visual Studio Marketplace,
Open VSX, and GitHub.
The planned v1.2.0 stable release is not yet published.

What's new since the v1.1.0 preview

Active Editor group in the LineLoom Activity Bar Control Center displays
the current supported programming language, effective configured Ollama model
(global default or per-language override), and preliminary completion status.
Explains when suggestions are unavailable due to missing/unsupported editors,
disabled languages, disabled autocomplete, restricted workspaces, invalid
endpoints, disabled remote endpoints, or unapproved remote HTTPS inference.
Recognizes JavaScript React (JSX) and TypeScript React (TSX) language IDs.
Matches the inline completion provider's file-only document scheme:
untitled/virtual editors are not incorrectly presented as eligible.
Refreshes sidebar status when switching active editors.
Adds explicit accessibility labels to native Tree View sections and rows,
with expanded unit, static privacy-contract and extension-host coverage.
All sidebar state is derived without reading document contents, filenames,
file paths or endpoint URL strings, and without making model requests.

How to try it

Download LineLoom-1.1.1.vsix from the assets below. Install in Visual
Studio Code → Extensions → … → Install from VSIX…. Windows users should not
double-click the VSIX in File Explorer: the Visual Studio VSIX Installer handles
a different extension format.

Or run code --install-extension LineLoom-1.1.1.vsix from the download directory.
Then choose the LineLoom icon in the Activity Bar or run
LineLoom: Open Control Center from the Command Palette.

Ollama and an appropriate coding model must be installed separately. Installing
the extension and opening the sidebar do not download or contact any model.

The companion LineLoom-1.1.1.sha256 asset verifies VSIX integrity. The package
uses VS Code's pre-release VSIX flag, not the stable-channel flag.

Important limitations

Completion eligibility is settings-level only: an editor's displayed
"Allowed by settings" does not bypass sensitive file, ignore-rule, or
other request-time privacy gates. File permissions are enforced immediately
before inference by the completion engine.
Real Ollama model quality and CPU/GPU latency are not independently measured;
manual VS Code UI, accessibility, workspace trust, and cross-platform user
acceptance remain pending. No invented performance results are reported.
Go, Java, C and C++ integration remains experimental. Cross-file repository
indexing is not implemented. No built-in telemetry.
Remote HTTPS endpoints require an explicit configuration opt-in and approval;
loopback remains the default, and UI rendering does not contact the server.
This GitHub pre-release is not automatically published to Microsoft
Marketplace or Open VSX. Their stable v1.0.0 installation remains supported.

Next milestone: v1.2.0 stable

We will evaluate a stable package only after a documented manual and real-model
acceptance run, complete regression testing, and independent release checks.
See v1.2.0 plan
and release gate #21.

Repository: https://github.com/sanskarIN/LineLoom

Website: https://sanskarin.github.io/LineLoom/

Report problems: https://github.com/sanskarIN/LineLoom/issues