IDE Extensions

Bring 32 AI agents into your editor. Every extension connects to the local A6s CLI daemon and implements the full DAEMON-PROTOCOL v1.0 — same capabilities, any editor.

VS Code

JetBrains

Neovim

Emacs

Sublime Text

How It Works

Your IDE

extension

WebSocket

localhost:9876/ws

→

A6s Daemon

a6s code --daemon

NATS / HTTP

→

32 Agents

RIGOR framework

Install the A6s CLI and start the daemon

npm install -g @autonoma-io/a6s && a6s code --daemon

Install the extension for your editor

See install instructions below for each IDE.

The extension auto-connects to the daemon

All 13 protocol commands are available immediately — invoke agents, run RIGOR, manage background tasks, preview and apply artifacts.

VS Code

Available

Install

code --install-extension autonoma.autonoma-code

Search "A6s" in the VS Code Extensions marketplace

Features

Agents & Tasks tree views

RIGOR progress webview

Inline code actions (Explain, Refactor, Review, Test)

Artifact preview & apply

Connection status bar

Configurable daemon port

Key binding

Cmd+Shift+A — Invoke agent

Configuration

Settings > Extensions > A6s

View source on GitHub

JetBrains (IntelliJ, WebStorm, PyCharm, GoLand)

Available

Install

Settings → Plugins → Marketplace → Search "A6s"

Or install from disk: build/distributions/autonoma-code-1.0.0.zip

Features

Tool window with agent list & tasks

RIGOR progress panel

Editor context menu actions

Artifact diff preview & apply

Status bar widget

Background task management

Key binding

Tools → A6s menu

Configuration

Settings → Tools → A6s

View source on GitHub

Neovim

Available

Install

-- lazy.nvim
{
  "The-Autonoma/autonoma-nvim",
  dependencies = { "nvim-lua/plenary.nvim" },
  config = function()
    require("autonoma").setup()
  end,
}

Also works with packer, vim-plug, or manual clone

Features

Telescope picker for agents

Floating RIGOR progress window

Vim commands (:AutonomaInvoke, :AutonomaAgents, etc.)

Statusline component

Notification integration (nvim-notify)

Health check (:checkhealth autonoma)

Key binding

<leader>aa — Invoke agent, <leader>al — List agents

Configuration

require("autonoma").setup({ port = 9876 })

View source on GitHub

Emacs

Available

Install

;; use-package + straight.el
(use-package autonoma
  :commands (autonoma-mode autonoma-transient)
  :hook (prog-mode . autonoma-mode)
  :custom (autonoma-auto-connect t))

Or clone from GitHub and add to load-path

Features

Transient menu (C-c C-a)

Modeline connection indicator

RIGOR progress buffer

Results buffer with apply/discard

Background tasks buffer

Auto-connect on mode enable

Key binding

C-c C-a — Transient menu

Configuration

(setq autonoma-daemon-port 9876)

View source on GitHub

Sublime Text

Available

Install

Package Control: Install Package → A6s

Or clone to Packages/Autonoma from GitHub

Features

Command palette integration

Status bar connection indicator

Quick panel for agent selection

Inline code actions via context menu

Artifact preview & apply

Background task management

Key binding

Cmd+Shift+P → "A6s:"

Configuration

Preferences → Package Settings → A6s

View source on GitHub

Daemon Protocol (v1.0)

All 5 extensions implement the same 17 RPC methods over WebSocket (ws://localhost:9876/ws). Connect timeout: 5s. Request timeout: 30s. Reconnect: exponential backoff 1-16s, 5 attempts.

Method	Description
`agents.list`	List available AI agents
`agents.invoke`	Invoke an agent with a task
`execution.status`	Check RIGOR execution progress
`background.list`	List background tasks
`background.launch`	Start a background task
`background.cancel`	Cancel a running task
`background.output`	Get task output
`artifacts.preview`	Preview code changes
`artifacts.apply`	Apply code changes to disk
`code.explain`	Explain selected code
`code.refactor`	Refactor with instructions
`code.generateTests`	Generate test code
`code.review`	Security/performance/quality review
`workflows.list`	List available domain workflows (build/operate/secure)
`workflow.run`	Start a domain workflow from a plain-English goal
`workflow.status`	Check a running workflow's progress
`workflow.cancel`	Cancel a running workflow

Events: connected, disconnected, phase.update, task.update, execution.complete. Unknown event types are logged and ignored — extensions never crash on unexpected data.

Run domain workflows from your editor

Beyond single-agent actions, every extension can kick off a full build, operate, or secure workflow — the same ordered agent chains as the a6s CLI. Pick a workflow, describe your goal, and watch each phase stream into the RIGOR progress panel.

BUILD

req → planner → architect → coder → tester → review

OPERATE

deploy → maintain → observe → incident → capacity → backup

SECURE

security → threathunter

Editor	How to run a workflow
VS Code	Command Palette → `A6s: Workflow: Run`
JetBrains	Tools → A6s → `Run Workflow…`
Neovim	`:A6sWorkflowRun`
Emacs	`M-x a6s-workflow-run`
Sublime Text	Command Palette → `A6s: Run Workflow…`

Under the hood these use the workflows.list and workflow.run daemon methods. See Custom Workflows for the full command reference and what each chain does.

Get Started

Install the CLI, start the daemon, and connect your favorite editor.

Quick Start Guide CLI Documentation