VS Code
includes VS Code Extension
15 statements across 8 episodes · 3 bullish · 8 bearish · 10 people on the record · first statement Nov 3, 2023 by Michael Royzen · across every show →
Everything said about VS Code, oldest first
Nov 3, 2023 negative
Royzen: AI dev tools do not need to own the IDE
“Somewhere where I disagree with him is that you need to own the IDE. I think like he made kind of some good points about, you know, not having platform risk in the long term, but some of the, you know, features that were mentioned, like suggesting diffs, for e…”
Dec 13, 2024 positive
Ramachandran: Tracking developer trajectory allows AI to infer intent without prompting
“If we're actually being able to understand the kind of the trajectory of what developers are doing within the editor, right, if we actually are being able to see, like, oh, the developer just went and opened up this part of the directory and tried to view it, …”
Dec 13, 2024 negative
Mohan: Codeium generated dynamic PNGs due to VS Code API limitations
“On VS Code, actually, the problem for us wasn't actually being able to implement the feature. We had the feature for a while. Problem was actually even to show the feature, VS Code would not expose an API for us to do this. So what we actually ended up doing w…”
Apr 2, 2025 bearish
Developers will eventually spend 80% of their time controlling agents outside IDEs
“I think in the future, at some point, my guess is that the IDE is going to become less of the focal point and more like an app that you can launch when you need to dig in deeper, but you spend most of your time away from it. So maybe 80% of your time is in a w…”
May 7, 2025 negative
Sobo: The ecosystem needs open agent APIs, not more VS Code forks
“Something that would make me happy is that instead of one more fork of VS code, people just had a great API for surfacing a great agent experience into a tool that was welcoming to that. We don't need to be sharp elbowed about controlling all of that.”
Jul 16, 2025 negative
Rizwan: Maintaining a VS Code fork is notoriously difficult and resource-intensive
“No, I actually like pity anybody that has to fork VS Code because Microsoft makes it like notoriously difficult to maintain these forks. So a lot of resources and efforts go into just maintaining, keeping your fork up to date with all the updates that VS Code …”
Jul 16, 2025 bullish
Jul 16, 2025 positive
Rizwan: MCP turns Cline into a general-purpose 'everything agent'
“Even though it's a VS Code extension and a coding agent, MCP kind of lets it function as this everything agent where it can connect to, you know, whatever services and things like that. And that's really a side effect of having very general prompts just in the…”
Jul 28, 2025 neutral
Jul 28, 2025
Jul 28, 2025 negative
Jul 28, 2025 negative
Sep 25, 2025 negative
Sep 25, 2025 neutral