Tool Open source
Visual Studio Code is a Microsoft-developed source-code editor and development environment distributed for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built from the Code - OSS repository, it supports code editing, navigation, code understanding, lightweight debugging, integration with existing development tools, and extensibility through extensions; the videos also describe using it to review AI-generated changes, host AI coding plugins, and run workflows such as Spec Kit commands and Claude Code extensions, including multi-agent planning, coding, and debugging.
Microsoft distributes Visual Studio Code under a Microsoft product license, while the underlying Code - OSS source repository is available under the MIT license. The product is updated monthly, with an Insiders build providing daily releases.
8 uses taken from transcripts — each links to the moment in the video.
Provides the development environment and Claude Code extension used to run the SEO blog post writer skill.
Provides the development environment and agent chat interface where Spec Kit slash commands, prompts, specifications, plans, and tasks are used.
An IDE used for reading and editing files, reviewing AI-generated changes, working with front-end projects, and hosting AI coding plugins.
Existing IDE that Cursor forked instead of building a plugin inside it.
Creates and edits the React client project and its files.
Supplies the actual editor rendered inside the terminal by terminal-code.
Provide a tool for examining coupling between components.
Microsoft's open-source code editor for editing, navigating, building, and debugging software. It supports extensions, language features, and integration with existing development tools.
8 in the library.