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TLDR

Adds comprehensive file read/write capabilities to the Qwen Code VSCode extension with significantly improved UI/UX. This PR implements file system operations via ACP protocol, automatic CLI detection and installation, visual permission requests, real-time tool call display, and authentication caching. The extension now provides a more seamless and user-friendly experience for interacting with the file system through Qwen Code.

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Background

The current branch is based on #1056 and can wait for the previous PR to be merged. This PR builds upon the foundation to add essential file system capabilities and significantly improve the user experience with better visual feedback and interaction patterns.

Core Feature Changes

1. File Read/Write Support (fs/read_text_file & fs/write_text_file)

Implemented Features:

  • ✅ ACP protocol handlers for file operations in AcpConnection.ts
  • ✅ Support for reading files with line offset and limit parameters
  • ✅ Automatic directory creation to ensure successful writes
  • ✅ Comprehensive error handling and logging
  • ✅ Support for both absolute and relative paths

Technical Implementation:

  • File read operations support pagination with offset and limit parameters for large files
  • File write operations automatically create parent directories if they don't exist
  • Robust error handling with detailed error messages for common issues (file not found, permission denied, etc.)
  • All file operations are logged for debugging purposes

2. CLI Detection and Auto-Installation

Implemented Features:

  • ✅ New CliDetector utility class for automatic Qwen CLI detection
  • ✅ Friendly installation prompts when CLI is not detected
  • ✅ One-click installation via npm install -g @qwen-code/qwen-code
  • ✅ Automatic re-detection and window reload prompt after installation
  • ✅ Detection results caching to avoid repeated checks

User Flow:

  1. Extension activates and checks for Qwen CLI
  2. If not found, displays a friendly prompt with three options:
    • Install Now: Automatically runs the npm install command
    • View Documentation: Opens the README for manual setup
    • Remind Me Later: Dismisses the prompt temporarily
  3. After installation, prompts user to reload the window to activate the extension

3. Authentication State Management

Implemented Features:

  • ✅ New AuthStateManager class for managing authentication cache
  • ✅ Support for both Qwen OAuth and OpenAI API Key authentication caching
  • ✅ Added qwenCode.clearAuthCache command for manual cache clearing
  • ✅ Automatic cache clearing on authentication failures to prevent repeated errors
  • ✅ 24-hour cache duration (configurable)

Benefits:

  • Reduces repeated authentication prompts
  • Improves user experience by remembering credentials
  • Provides manual control over authentication cache
  • Automatically recovers from authentication errors

4. Major UI/UX Improvements

Permission Request Component (PermissionRequest.tsx)

Features:

  • ✅ Visual permission requests with clear operation details
  • ✅ Display of command details and affected files list
  • ✅ Multiple options:
    • Allow Once
    • Reject Once
    • Always Allow
    • Always Deny
  • ✅ Icon-based visual indicators for different operation types
  • ✅ Responsive design with smooth animations
Tool Call Component (ToolCall.tsx)

Features:

  • ✅ Real-time display of AI tool call status
  • ✅ Status badges: pending / in_progress / completed / failed
  • ✅ Display of input parameters
  • ✅ Side-by-side file diff views for code changes
  • ✅ Syntax highlighting in code diffs
  • ✅ Collapsible sections for better organization
  • ✅ Visual indicators for file operations (create, modify, delete)
Enhanced Styling System

Features:

  • ✅ Code diff comparison views
  • ✅ Status badges with color coding
  • ✅ Smooth CSS animations
  • ✅ Responsive layout for different screen sizes
  • ✅ Consistent design language throughout

5. Session Management Improvements

Implemented Features:

  • ✅ Improved session switching logic
  • ✅ Support for loading historical sessions from local files
  • ✅ Automatic fallback to create new session when switching fails
  • ✅ Removed redundant success notifications to reduce interruptions
  • ✅ Support for loading message history from current active session
  • ✅ Better error handling and recovery

6. Build Configuration Optimizations

Changes:

  • ✅ Enabled React 17+ automatic JSX transform (jsx: 'automatic')
  • ✅ Updated ESLint configuration to support .tsx files
  • ✅ Added jsxImportSource configuration
  • ✅ Optimized build process for better performance

7. Documentation Updates

Changes:

  • Extension README (packages/vscode-ide-companion/README.md):
    • Added comprehensive development and debugging guide
    • Documented two debugging approaches (from root vs. from extension directory)
    • Clarified debug configuration names ("Launch Companion VS Code Extension" vs "Run Extension")
    • Fixed step numbering (4, 5 instead of 5, 6)
    • Added keyboard shortcuts and troubleshooting tips
  • Root README (README.md):
    • Added "VS Code Extension" section
    • Provides brief introduction with link to extension README
    • Keeps root README focused on CLI tool
  • PR Description (PR-1059-description.md):
    • Comprehensive feature documentation
    • Detailed test scenarios for reviewers
    • Complete feature checklist with status tracking
  • ✅ Improved clarity on monorepo setup and dependencies

Technical Details

  • Real-time Updates: Tool call status updates are pushed to frontend in real-time via WebSocket
  • Blocking Interaction: Permission requests use blocking interaction to ensure user authorization before proceeding
  • Path Handling: File read/write operations support both absolute and relative paths with proper normalization
  • Performance: CLI detection results are cached to avoid repeated checks and improve performance

Key Modified Files

Core Feature Files

  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/acp/AcpConnection.ts - Added file read/write protocol handlers
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/auth/AuthStateManager.ts - New authentication cache management
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/utils/CliDetector.ts - New CLI detection utility
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/agents/QwenAgentManager.ts - Improved connection and authentication logic
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/WebViewProvider.ts - Major refactoring with CLI detection, tool calls, and permission handling

UI Components

  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/components/PermissionRequest.tsx - New permission request component
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/components/ToolCall.tsx - New tool call display component
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/App.tsx - Integrated new components with improved state management
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/App.css - Added extensive styling support

Configuration Files

  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/package.json - Added new commands
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/esbuild.js - JSX configuration updates
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/eslint.config.mjs - TSX support
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/tsconfig.json - JSX configuration
  • packages/vscode-ide-companion/README.md - Added comprehensive debugging guide with two approaches, debug config clarifications, and keyboard shortcuts
  • README.md - Added brief VS Code Extension section with link to extension README

Reviewer Test Plan

Test Environment Setup

  1. Clone and checkout to this branch

    git fetch origin feat/jinjing/write-and-read-file-in-vscode
    git checkout feat/jinjing/write-and-read-file-in-vscode
  2. Install dependencies (first time only)

    cd qwen-code  # Navigate to project root
    npm install   # Installs all workspace dependencies via npm workspaces
  3. Start debugging (see updated README for details)

    Option A: Debug from Project Root (Recommended)

    code .  # Open project root in VS Code
    • Open packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/extension.ts file
    • Open Debug panel (Ctrl+Shift+D / Cmd+Shift+D)
    • Select "Launch Companion VS Code Extension" in the debug dropdown
    • Press F5 to launch Extension Development Host

    Option B: Debug from Extension Directory

    cd packages/vscode-ide-companion
    code .
    • Open src/extension.ts file
    • Open Debug panel (Ctrl+Shift+D / Cmd+Shift+D)
    • Select "Run Extension" in the debug dropdown
    • Press F5 to launch Extension Development Host

    💡 Note: The preLaunchTask will automatically compile the extension before launching.

💡 Note: You do NOT need to run npm run build at the project root for debugging. The extension references the @qwen-code/qwen-code-core package's source code directly (not the built dist/ files), and the F5 debug task automatically compiles the extension via the watch task.

Test Scenarios

Scenario 1: CLI Not Installed Behavior

Steps:

  1. Ensure Qwen CLI is not installed (or temporarily rename it):
    which qwen
    # If found, temporarily rename: sudo mv $(which qwen) $(which qwen).bak
  2. Open Qwen Code extension in the Extension Development Host
  3. Expected: See a friendly prompt with options:
    • "Install Now"
    • "View Documentation"
    • "Remind Me Later"
  4. Click "Install Now" and verify the automatic installation flow
  5. Verify the window reload prompt appears after installation

Cleanup:

# Restore CLI if renamed: sudo mv $(which qwen).bak $(which qwen)

Scenario 2: File Reading

Steps:

  1. In the chat interface, type: Please read the package.json file in this project
  2. Expected:
    • See a tool call card showing the read operation
    • Status badge changes from "pending" → "in_progress" → "completed"
    • If permission is needed, see permission request dialog
  3. After approval (if required), verify file contents are displayed
  4. Check that the tool call card shows:
    • File path
    • Status indicator
    • Success message

Scenario 3: File Writing

Steps:

  1. In chat, type: Please create a test.txt file in the project root with content "Hello Qwen"
  2. Expected:
    • See permission request dialog (if first time)
    • Permission dialog shows:
      • Operation type (file write)
      • File path to be created
      • Option buttons
  3. Select "Allow Once" and confirm
  4. Verify:
    • Tool call status changes to "completed"
    • File is actually created in the file system
    • File contains the correct content

Cleanup:

rm test.txt

Scenario 4: Permission Request UI

Steps:

  1. Trigger any operation requiring permission (e.g., file edit, command execution)
  2. Expected: Permission request card displays:
    • Operation title and appropriate icon
    • Command details
    • List of affected files (if applicable)
    • Four option buttons clearly labeled
  3. Test each option:
    • "Allow Once" - permission granted for this operation only
    • "Reject Once" - permission denied for this operation only
    • "Always Allow" - permission granted for future similar operations
    • "Always Deny" - permission denied for future similar operations
  4. Verify response is sent correctly to the backend

Scenario 5: Tool Call Display

Steps:

  1. Execute various operations that trigger tool calls:
    • File read: Read README.md
    • File write: Create a new file called test.js
    • File edit: Add a comment to the top of package.json
  2. Expected: For each operation, tool call card displays:
    • Appropriate tool type icon (📖 for read, ✏️ for edit, ▶️ for execute, etc.)
    • Status badge with correct color:
      • Pending: gray
      • In Progress: blue
      • Completed: green
      • Failed: red
    • Input parameters section
    • For edit operations: side-by-side diff view showing changes
    • List of affected files

Scenario 6: Session Management

Steps:

  1. Create a new session:
    • Click "New Session" button
    • Expected: Message history is cleared
  2. Send a few messages and verify they appear
  3. Switch to a historical session:
    • Click on a previous session from the list
    • Expected: Messages from that session are loaded correctly
  4. Send a new message in the historical session
  5. Expected: New message is appended to the history correctly

Scenario 7: Authentication Caching

Steps:

  1. Start the extension and authenticate (if using Qwen OAuth or API key)
  2. Close and reopen VS Code
  3. Expected: Authentication persists, no re-authentication required
  4. Run the command: Qwen Code: Clear Authentication Cache
  5. Expected: Next operation will require re-authentication
  6. Test authentication failure recovery:
    • Provide invalid credentials
    • Expected: Cache is automatically cleared and user can retry

Scenario 8: File Diff Visualization

Steps:

  1. In chat, type: Add a comment "// Main entry point" at the top of the main TypeScript file
  2. Expected:
    • Permission request appears (if needed)
    • After approval, tool call card shows:
      • Side-by-side diff view
      • Old content on the left (red highlights for removed lines)
      • New content on the right (green highlights for added lines)
      • Line numbers
      • Syntax highlighting
  3. Verify the diff is readable and accurate

Scenario 9: Error Handling

Steps:

  1. Test file not found error:
    • Type: Read the file that-does-not-exist.txt
    • Expected: Tool call shows "failed" status with clear error message
  2. Test permission denied error (if possible):
    • Expected: Appropriate error message displayed
  3. Test network error:
    • Disconnect network (if testing with remote API)
    • Expected: Clear error message and retry option

Scenario 10: UI Responsiveness

Steps:

  1. Resize the chat panel to various widths
  2. Expected: All components adapt responsively:
    • Permission request cards stack properly
    • Tool call cards remain readable
    • Diff views adjust layout for narrow widths
    • No horizontal scrolling issues
  3. Test with dark and light themes
  4. Expected: All colors and styling work well in both themes

Performance Testing

Steps:

  1. Test with large files:
    • Read a file with 10,000+ lines
    • Expected: Pagination works, UI remains responsive
  2. Test with many tool calls:
    • Execute a complex operation that generates 10+ tool calls
    • Expected: All tool calls display correctly, no performance degradation
  3. Test CLI detection caching:
    • First load: CLI detection runs
    • Subsequent loads: Detection result is cached
    • Expected: Faster activation on subsequent loads

Testing Matrix

Extension Development & Debugging

🍏 macOS 🪟 Windows 🐧 Linux
F5 Debug
Manual

Runtime Testing

🍏 🪟 🐧
npm run
npx
Docker
Podman - -
Seatbelt - -

Testing Notes:

  • ✅ Extension development and debugging tested on macOS (Option A: from root, Option B: from extension dir)
  • ✅ Manual testing performed: CLI detection, file read/write, permission requests, tool call display
  • ❓ Cross-platform testing pending (Windows and Linux)
  • ℹ️ Runtime testing matrix applies to CLI tool, not extension (extension runs within VS Code)

Feature Checklist

Core Features

  • File read support via ACP protocol (fs/read_text_file)
  • File write support via ACP protocol (fs/write_text_file)
  • File read with pagination (offset & limit parameters)
  • Automatic directory creation for write operations
  • Comprehensive error handling for file operations
  • Support for absolute and relative paths

CLI Detection & Installation

  • CLI detection utility (CliDetector)
  • Automatic detection on extension activation
  • User-friendly installation prompt
  • One-click npm installation
  • Post-installation window reload prompt
  • Detection result caching

Authentication Management

  • Authentication state manager (AuthStateManager)
  • Qwen OAuth credential caching
  • OpenAI API key credential caching
  • Clear authentication cache command
  • Automatic cache invalidation on auth failures
  • Configurable cache duration

UI Components

  • Permission request component (PermissionRequest.tsx)
    • Operation title and icon
    • Command details display
    • Affected files list
    • Multiple permission options
    • Visual feedback and animations
  • Tool call component (ToolCall.tsx)
    • Real-time status updates
    • Status badges (pending/in_progress/completed/failed)
    • Input parameters display
    • Side-by-side diff view
    • Syntax highlighting
    • Collapsible sections
  • Enhanced styling system
    • Code diff views
    • Status badges
    • Animations
    • Responsive design

Session Management

  • Improved session switching logic
  • Load historical sessions from files
  • Fallback to new session on switch failure
  • Message history loading
  • Reduced notification spam
  • Error recovery

Build & Configuration

  • React 17+ JSX automatic transform (jsx: 'automatic' in esbuild.js)
  • ESLint configuration for .tsx files
  • TypeScript JSX configuration (jsx: "react-jsx" in tsconfig.json)
  • Optimized build process with watch task integration
  • Pre-launch task configuration for both debug approaches
  • Updated extension README with comprehensive debugging instructions
  • Updated root README with extension reference

Testing & Quality

  • Unit tests for new components (TODO)
  • Integration tests for file operations (TODO)
  • E2E tests for user flows (TODO)
  • Manual testing on macOS
  • Testing on Windows (TODO)
  • Testing on Linux (TODO)

Documentation

  • Enhanced vscode-ide-companion README with:
    • Comprehensive debugging guide (two approaches: from root vs from extension dir)
    • Debug configuration names clarification ("Launch Companion VS Code Extension" vs "Run Extension")
    • Fixed step numbering (4, 5 instead of 5, 6)
    • Added keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Shift+D / Cmd+Shift+D)
    • Added troubleshooting tips
  • Updated root README:
    • Added "VS Code Extension" section
    • Brief introduction with link to extension README
    • Maintained focus on CLI tool
  • Created comprehensive PR description document:
    • Feature documentation with implementation details
    • Complete test scenarios for reviewers
    • Feature checklist with status tracking
    • Known issues and future work section
  • Inline code documentation
  • JSDoc comments for public APIs
  • User-facing documentation for new features (TODO - will be added when extension is published)

Known Issues & Future Work

Known Issues

  1. Security Concern: Automatic directory creation in write operations could be misused

    • Mitigation: Consider adding validation or user confirmation
    • Status: Tracked for future improvement
  2. Hardcoded Cache Duration: Authentication cache duration is hardcoded to 24 hours

    • Mitigation: Consider making this configurable
    • Status: Tracked for future improvement
  3. Global Installation Requirement: CLI installation requires npm install -g with elevated permissions

    • Mitigation: Provide alternative installation methods
    • Status: Tracked for future improvement

Future Enhancements

  1. Syntax Highlighting: Add proper syntax highlighting to diff views (basic highlighting exists, can be enhanced)
  2. Code Splitting: Split large CSS file into modular components for better maintainability
  3. Exponential Backoff: Improve retry logic for CLI detection with exponential backoff
  4. Configurable Settings: More user-configurable options for authentication cache duration and other settings
  5. Cross-Platform Testing: Comprehensive testing on Windows and Linux
  6. Unit Tests: Add unit tests for new components (PermissionRequest, ToolCall, AuthStateManager, CliDetector)
  7. Integration Tests: Add integration tests for file operations and CLI interactions
  8. Performance Optimization: Profile and optimize large file handling and diff rendering

Linked issues / bugs

Related to #1056 (depends on this PR being merged first)

This PR makes progress on improving the VSCode extension's file system capabilities and user experience. It lays the foundation for more advanced features in future PRs.

Review Notes

For Reviewers

  1. Architecture: The PR follows good separation of concerns with dedicated classes for different responsibilities
  2. Type Safety: Comprehensive TypeScript typing throughout
  3. Error Handling: Robust error handling and logging in all new components
  4. User Experience: Significant improvements in visual feedback and interaction patterns
  5. Performance: Caching mechanisms to avoid redundant operations

Merge Guidelines

As noted by @tanzhenxin: "This change has no impact on end users, as long as its scope is limited to the vscode-ide-companion package—and we don't plan to publish new release to the VS Code Marketplace. Therefore, it's safe to merge all such commits for now. The implementation is still a bit rough, we can refine the details once the MVP version is ready."


Commit History

This PR includes 12 commits with the following highlights:

  • ✅ File read/write support via ACP protocol handlers
  • ✅ CLI detection utility with automatic installation prompts
  • ✅ Authentication state management with caching
  • ✅ Permission request UI component with visual feedback
  • ✅ Tool call display component with real-time status tracking
  • ✅ Session management improvements
  • ✅ Build configuration updates (React JSX transform, ESLint, TypeScript)
  • ✅ Documentation updates (extension README, root README, PR description)
  • ✅ Copyright header updates

Summary

This PR successfully adds comprehensive file system capabilities and significantly improves the user experience of the VSCode extension through:

  • New Features: File read/write, CLI detection, auth caching, visual permissions
  • UI Enhancements: Permission requests, tool call tracking, status indicators
  • Developer Experience: Two debugging approaches, comprehensive documentation
  • Code Quality: TypeScript type safety, error handling, performance optimizations

- 新增 fs/read_text_file 和 fs/write_text_file 方法处理
- 实现精美的 Claude 风格权限请求 UI
- 优化权限请求处理逻辑,支持取消操作
- 添加日志输出以便调试
- 重构 QwenAgentManager 类,支持处理多种类型的消息更新
- 改进权限请求界面,增加详细信息展示和选项选择功能
- 新增工具调用卡片组件,用于展示工具调用相关信息
- 优化消息流处理逻辑,支持不同类型的内容块
- 调整会话切换和新会话创建的处理方式
- 新增 CliDetector 类用于检测 Qwen Code CLI 安装状态
- 在 WebViewProvider 中集成 CLI 检测逻辑
- 添加 CLI 未安装时的提示和安装引导功能
- 优化 agent 连接流程,增加 CLI 安装检测步骤
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📋 Review Summary

This PR introduces comprehensive file read/write capabilities to the Qwen Code VSCode extension with significantly improved UI/UX. The changes include new ACP protocol handlers for file operations, CLI detection and auto-installation, authentication state management, and enhanced UI components for permission requests and tool call visualization.

🔍 General Feedback

  • The implementation shows good separation of concerns with dedicated classes for different responsibilities (AuthStateManager, CliDetector, QwenAgentManager)
  • The React-based webview UI with permission requests and tool call components provides a much better user experience
  • Good use of TypeScript interfaces and type safety throughout the new components
  • The addition of CLI detection and auto-installation improves the user onboarding experience
  • Authentication caching helps reduce repeated authentication prompts
  • Comprehensive error handling and logging in the new components

🎯 Specific Feedback

🔴 Critical

No critical issues identified in this review.

🟡 High

  1. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/acp/AcpConnection.ts:245 - In the handleReadTextFile method, the error handling for file reading could be more specific. Consider catching specific error types (e.g., file not found, permission denied) and providing more detailed error messages to the user.

  2. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/acp/AcpConnection.ts:307 - In the handleWriteTextFile method, there's a potential security concern with automatic directory creation. While convenient, automatically creating directories could be used maliciously. Consider adding validation or user confirmation for directory creation.

  3. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/auth/AuthStateManager.ts:65 - The authentication cache duration is hardcoded to 24 hours. Consider making this configurable or using a more dynamic approach based on the authentication method.

🟢 Medium

  1. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/utils/CliDetector.ts:52 - The CLI installation command uses npm install -g which requires elevated permissions. Consider providing alternative installation methods for users who cannot use global installations.

  2. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/agents/QwenAgentManager.ts:120 - The retry logic for CLI detection could be improved with exponential backoff to avoid overwhelming the system with repeated attempts.

  3. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/components/ToolCall.tsx:105 - The diff view component could benefit from syntax highlighting for code content to improve readability.

  4. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/WebViewProvider.ts:150 - There's some code duplication in the permission request handling. Consider refactoring to reduce duplication.

🔵 Low

  1. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/acp/AcpConnection.ts:190 - Consider adding JSDoc comments to the new ACP handler methods for better documentation.

  2. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/App.css - The CSS file is quite large. Consider splitting it into smaller, more modular files for better maintainability.

  3. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/src/webview/components/PermissionRequest.tsx:45 - The icon mapping could be extracted to a constants file for easier maintenance.

  4. File: packages/vscode-ide-companion/package.json - Consider adding a command to clear the authentication cache directly from the command palette for better user accessibility.

✅ Highlights

  • Excellent implementation of file read/write capabilities with proper error handling
  • Well-designed permission request UI that provides clear information to users
  • Comprehensive tool call visualization with status tracking and diff views
  • Smart CLI detection and auto-installation flow that improves user experience
  • Good authentication state management with caching to reduce repeated prompts
  • Clean React component structure with proper TypeScript typing
  • Thoughtful session management improvements with historical session loading

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tanzhenxin commented Nov 18, 2025

This change has no impact on end users, as long as its scope is limited to the vscode-ide-companion package—and we don’t plan to publish new release to the VS Code Marketplace.

Therefore, it’s safe to merge all such commits for now. The implementation is still a bit rough, we can refine the details once the MVP version is ready. @pomelo-nwu

- 将 WebView 调整到编辑器右侧
- 添加 ChatHeader 组件,实现会话下拉菜单
- 替换模态框为紧凑型下拉菜单
- 更新会话切换逻辑,显示当前标题
- 清理旧的会话选择器样式
基于 Claude Code v2.0.43 UI 分析实现。
- 抽离初始化代理连接逻辑到单独的方法中
- 优化面板恢复时的代理连接流程
- 移除 EmptyState 组件中的信息横幅
- 在 App 组件中添加可关闭的信息横幅
- 调整输入表单样式,移除冗余样式
- 抽离初始化代理连接逻辑到单独的方法中
- 优化面板恢复时的代理连接流程
- 移除 EmptyState 组件中的信息横幅
- 在 App 组件中添加可关闭的信息横幅
- 调整输入表单样式,移除冗余样式
…jinjing/implement-ui-from-cc-vscode-extension
- 更新文件命名规则,使用小写字母和下划线
- 修复部分代码导入路径
- 删除未使用的 WEBVIEW_PIN_FEATURE.md 文件
- 新增多个工具调用组件,分别处理不同类型的工具调用
- 优化工具调用卡片的样式和布局
- 添加加载状态和随机加载消息
- 重构 App 组件,支持新的工具调用显示逻辑
- 修改了 WebViewProvider 中的逻辑,先尝试通过 ACP 加载旧会话
- 如果加载失败,则创建新会话作为回退方案
- 在 AcpConnection 中添加了初始化响应的日志输出
- 在 QwenAgentManager 中添加了新的 loadSessionViaAcp 方法,用于测试 ACP 的 session/load 功能
- 在 esbuild.js 中添加 SCSS 文件处理逻辑
- 在 package.json 中添加 sass 依赖
- 新增代码使用 sass 编译 SCSS 文件,并将其注入到页面中
- 移动权限请求组件到抽屉中,优化用户体验
- 为权限选项添加编号,提高可识别性
- 实现错误对象的特殊处理,提取更有意义的错误信息
- 优化工具调用错误内容的展示,提高错误信息的可读性
- 实现了与 Claude Code 类似的代码编辑功能
- 添加了文件打开、保存等操作的支持
- 优化了消息显示,增加了代码高亮和文件路径点击功能
- 改进了用户界面,增加了编辑模式切换和思考模式功能
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- 在主 README 中添加 VS Code 扩展部分,介绍扩展的功能和用途
- 更新 VS Code 扩展的 README,详细说明调试和开发指南
- 优化扩展开发流程说明,提供两种调试选项
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