Visual Studio Code

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The open source AI code editor

Screenshot showing file-level diff statistics and compact, aligned gutters in the multi-file diff view
Visual Studio Code (VS Code) logo in blue centered on a dark background. Below the logo, large white text reads “VS Code v1.130” and smaller text underneath reads “New release.” The design resembles an announcement graphic for the latest VS Code release.
Graphic promoting a video titled “Local AI Made Easy with Language Model Providers” featuring James Montemagno, with a Visual Studio Code logo and a person pointing toward the viewer on a blue background.
Promotional graphic for GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio Code June 2026 releases. The image features a dark background with a subtle grid pattern and a large green glowing circle containing the GitHub Copilot logo silhouette. Centered white text reads “GitHub Copilot in VS Code June 2026 releases,” with a “NEW RELEASE” badge displayed below. The design uses a dark theme with green accents, reflecting the Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot branding.
TypeScript 7 logo on a blue gradient background.
Thumbnail with text “Never Leave VS Code Again” and “with Reynald Adolphe” on a blue background, Visual Studio Code logo in the corner, and a smiling man facing the camera on the right.
VS Code Live thumbnail with title “Build AI-Ready Apps in VS Code: GitHub Copilot, Schema Designer, Data API builder.” Three speaker headshots—Reynald Adolphe, Carlos Robles, and Yo-Lei Chen—appear on the right alongside a stylized data platform illustration.
Visual Studio Code logo in blue on a dark background, with the text ‘VS Code v1.125’ and ‘New release’ displayed below.
YouTube thumbnail with a dark blue gradient background and large title text reading “What’s new in Markdown,” with a blue banner below that says “preview in VS Code.” Smaller text at the bottom left reads “with: Reynald Adolphe and Matt Bierner.” Two circular headshots appear on the right: one shows Reynald Adolphe against a light blue background, and the other shows a person holding a camera lens up to one eye. The Visual Studio Code logo appears in the bottom-right corner.
YouTube thumbnail with a dark blue background and large title text reading “Rubber duck debugging in VS Code & GitHub Copilot CLI.” Below, smaller text reads “with: Reynald Adolphe and Burke Holland.” Two circular headshots appear on the right side, and a Visual Studio Code logo is in the bottom-right corner.
Promotional graphic for “VS Code Live: Building Agents with Memory using Redis + Copilot.” Dark blue background with event title text on the left and two circular speaker headshots on the right. Additional visuals show code editor UI elements, a cursor selecting code suggestions, and abstract tech graphics. Speakers listed: Reynald Adolphe and Guy Royse.
Microsoft Build livestream session graphic with the title “Multi-agent patterns in VS Code you won’t learn from docs.” Displays date and time (June 3, 11:30 AM–12:15 PM PDT), duration (45 minutes), and multiple speakers including Pierce Boggan, Kent C. Dodds, Burke Holland, Julia Kasper, Harald Kirschner, and Chris Reddington. Black background with colorful accents and a red “LIVESTREAM” label.
Microsoft Build livestream session graphic showing the title “What we learned shipping VS Code weekly (without breaking everything).” Includes date and time (June 3, 10:15–11:00 AM PDT), duration (45 minutes), and speaker names Pierce Boggan and Josh Spicer. Black background with colorful accents and a red “LIVESTREAM” label.
VS Code May releases (1.120–1.123) highlighting agent features, chat and model improvements, and developer experience updates.
Slide with dark blue gradient background. Large white title reads “VS Code Agents window: Orchestrate agents across every project.” Subtext reads “with: Reynald Adolphe, Brigit Murtaugh, and Lee Murray.” Three circular headshots are shown on the right and lower center. VS Code logo appears in the bottom-right corner.
Microsoft Build livestream banner with a black background and colorful geometric accents. Large white text reads “Terminal Live coding booth” with a wrench and hammer emoji, and a red “LIVESTREAM” label above. “Microsoft Build” appears in blue at the bottom.
Microsoft Build livestream session graphic with the title “Multi-agent patterns in VS Code you won’t learn from docs.” Displays date and time (June 3, 11:30 AM–12:15 PM PDT), duration (45 minutes), and multiple speakers including Pierce Boggan, Kent C. Dodds, Burke Holland, Julia Kasper, Harald Kirschner, and Chris Reddington. Black background with colorful accents and a red “LIVESTREAM” label.
Microsoft Build livestream session graphic showing the title “What we learned shipping VS Code weekly (without breaking everything).” Includes date and time (June 3, 10:15–11:00 AM PDT), duration (45 minutes), and speaker names Pierce Boggan and Josh Spicer. Black background with colorful accents and a red “LIVESTREAM” label.
Microsoft Build banner with a black background and colorful geometric accents. Large white text reads “Visual Studio Code,” with “Microsoft Build” in blue at the bottom.
Person on right side of a blue gradient background gestures toward large text on the left that reads “Using tools with Agents,” with “with Agents” highlighted in a blue box. A Visual Studio Code logo appears in the lower left corner.
Slide with dark blue background showing the text “Chronicle: Turn your chat history into insights with Reynald Adolphe and Vijay Upadya.” Two circular headshots of people appear on the right side, and the Visual Studio Code logo is shown in the lower right corner.
Slide with light blue background showing the text “VS Code Remote Sessions with Kayla Cinnamon.” On the right side is a person with long hair wearing a dark jacket, standing in front of the background. The Visual Studio Code logo appears in the lower left corner.
VS Code Live promotional banner for Microsoft Build 2026 Day 2, highlighting GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio Code, with a stylized code interface displayed on a dark modern workspace background.
Visual Studio Code logo centered on a dark background, with the text “VS Code v1.122” and “New release” displayed below.
Poster for “GitHub Copilot Dev Days” event. The left side has a dark background with the Copilot logo, the text “Online | May 27,” and the title “GitHub Copilot Dev Days.” Below, it says “Supported by Microsoft Reactor.” On the right side, there is a light gradient background with a floating stylized blue robot head wearing goggles above a green platform with the GitHub logo.
aprenderás a construir una aplicación moderna utilizando TypeScript, React y Tailwind, explorando el potencial de GitHub Copilot como un agente activo dentro del ciclo de desarrollo. Más allá del autocomplete, profundizaremos en el Agent Mode de VS Code para entender cómo guiar la IA a través de ingeniería de contexto y workflows agénticos.
Visual Studio Code logo centered on a dark background, with the text “VS Code v1.121” and “New release” displayed below.
A dark-themed terminal dialog displays a warning asking “Run zsh command outside the sandbox?” with a highlighted command: curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.4/install.sh | bash. Below, a caution message indicates that the script will install nvm version 0.40.4 and execute remote code. Two buttons labeled “Allow” and “Skip” appear at the bottom.
Visual Studio Code logo on a dark background with the text “VS Code v1.120” and “New release” below it.
Promotional banner for GitHub Copilot Dev Days. The left side has a dark background with the Copilot logo, the word ‘Online’ in green, and large text reading ‘GitHub Copilot Dev Days.’ On the right side, a light background shows a stylized blue robot with goggles floating above a green shape featuring the GitHub logo.
Slide titled “April Releases 1.116–1.119” highlighting VS Code updates, including smarter context search, agent experience features like chat diffs and customizations, and session continuity tools for cross-device chats and debugging.
VS Code logo in blue centered on a dark background, with the text “VS Code v1.119” displayed below, followed by the subtitle “New release.”
Graphic with a black background displaying the text “MICROSOFT BUILD” and “June 2–3, 2026” in white, centered. On the right side, there is a vertical column of colorful pixel-style blocks in shades of yellow, orange, red, blue, green, and pink, creating a modern, digital design.
Visual Studio Code logo centered on a dark background, with the text “VS Code v1.118” in large white letters below it and “New release” in smaller text underneath.