Supported Tasks

SmartVScode intergrates a variety of built-in VSCode commands and settings that users can execute by entering simple language instructions. Here are some examples:

Editor

Scroll files together when I view multiple files at the same time

Enable the dimming of unfocused editors and terminals

Pin the current editor

Fold all block comments

Increase the font size in my editor to 16

Disable the tab preview mode to open a file in a new tab

Open the global replace interface

Show the name of the file followed by its relative path in the editor label

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File

Extension

Terminal

Compare the current file with the content I just copied to the clipboard

Install an extension from a .vsix file

Enable the warning when paste multiple lines in terminal

Enable auto-saving of files every 5 seconds

Turn off the auto update for extensions

Enable the bracketed paste mode in the terminal

Go back to the previous location where my cursor was in the code

Enable the automatic update check for extensions

Navigate to the top of the the terminal view

Enable the column selection

Show me the extensions sorted by their names

Increase the amount of scrollback kept in the terminal buffer to 2000

Open the current file position in the system window

Show me where the extensions are installed

Show me which commands in terminal I’ve used recently

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Debug

Git

Setting

Add a contional breakpoint on the current line

Unstage the changes I staged in the current file

Open the global settings editor

Enable all the breakpoints

View the differences between the current version of my project and the last committed version

Open the command list

Show all the breakpoints in my project

View the Git output to understand what’s going wrong

Open the keyboard shortcuts setting view

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WorkSpace

Wokrbench

Window

List all the symbols in my workspace

Help naviagte to warnings in my project

Incease the zoom level of the editor

I want to manage the trust setting for my current workspace

Open the ‘Customize Layout’ dropdown for me

Set VS Code to only restore the last window I worked on when I start a new session

Close the current project folder

Hide the sidebar for me to get a full view of my code

Move hte current editor to a new window