KODEO Assist in VS Code

KODEO Assist — the same Assist as on every page of KODEO — is built into KODEO for VS Code.

Open it

• The Assist tab of the KODEO panel (next to the terminal — or wherever you moved it), or
• KODEO: Ask Assist (Alt+A). The panel's corner button opens it as an editor tab, as wide as you like.

Type a question and press Enter — or pick one of the suggestions. The answer streams in as it's written; the send button becomes Stop while it does; + starts a fresh conversation.

Past conversations

The clock button lists your conversations from the last 30 days — the same ones as in the browser's Assist. Open one to read it and carry on where you left off; the bin deletes it.

What you get with an answer

• Sources — the Help Center articles the answer comes from; click one to open it in your browser (or search the panel's Help tab).
• Cards — things Assist can point you to (your security settings, billing, a support ticket…). A card opens the page; Assist never does anything itself.
• 👍 / 👎 — tell KODEO whether it helped. A 👎 goes to the people who look after Assist.

What Assist knows about you

• It's told which editor you're in (VS Code, Cursor…), whether you're live in a project, your role there, and how many people are in the room — plain state words, checked by KODEO's server. Never your code, your files, errors or terminal output.
• The first time, it asks what it may look at. With your OK it can read your plan, usage, roles, security settings and your signed-in computers (read-only) to answer questions about your own account. You can change this any time in KODEO under Settings → Privacy & AI.

Limits

Assist has a daily number of questions per plan (shown under the question box) and pauses for everyone if its daily budget runs out — the Help Center and support tickets keep working. It helps with KODEO itself, not with writing or fixing code.