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The Mahalaxmi VS Code Extension connects your editor directly to your Mahalaxmi Headless orchestration server — no SSH, no terminal juggling, no config files.
What it does: Install the extension, paste your server endpoint, and your VS Code workspace is live-linked to Mahalaxmi. Run cycles, monitor jobs, and push orchestration commands without leaving your editor.
Key Capabilities: - One-click deep-link server configuration - Inline AI job status and output streaming - Terminal automation controls from the command palette - Multi-server support (up to 3 servers) - Job history and log viewer built into the sidebar
Requirements: - An active Mahalaxmi Headless server (any tier — local, self-hosted, or Mahalaxmi Cloud) - VS Code 1.80 or later
Editor
VS Code 1.80+
License
Free forever
Requires
Mahalaxmi Headless server (any tier)
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux (cross-platform)
Install
VS Code Marketplace
Free forever. All features included. Requires a connected Mahalaxmi Headless server.
Free forever
All extension features included
Requires Mahalaxmi Headless server (any tier)
VS Code Marketplace install
Paste the deep-link from your server dashboard and the extension configures itself in one click.
All features included at no cost. Requires a Mahalaxmi Headless server subscription.
Job status, logs, and orchestration controls live in the VS Code sidebar — no context switching.
Editor
VS Code 1.80+
License
Free forever
Requires
Mahalaxmi Headless server (any tier)
Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux (cross-platform)
Install
VS Code Marketplace
Is the VS Code extension free?
Yes — free forever with all features included. You need an active Mahalaxmi Headless server (self-hosted free, or Mahalaxmi Cloud subscription) to connect to.
How do I connect to my server?
Copy the deep-link from your Mahalaxmi dashboard (or Cloud server page) and open it. VS Code will detect the extension and configure the connection automatically.
Can I use it with a local Mahalaxmi Headless install?
Yes. Any running mahalaxmi-service instance works — local, self-hosted, or Mahalaxmi Cloud.
