Tiamat is a LLM-based conversational agent for VS Code intended for use by novice programming students. To best serve this population, it implements guards to coach, model, and scaffold computational thinking skills.
Use the "Tiamat: Open Chat" command to open the chat with Tiamat. This is what it should look like:
Before you get started, make sure you have Node.js, npm/npx, and VS Code installed.
Once you've cloned the repository to your local machine, navigate to the directory and run npm install to set up your environment with all of the required packages.
To properly run the extension, it must be compiled and bundled first. To do this, simply run the command:
npm run build
You can also run watch mode, which will automatically recompile the extension whenever you change a file. To do this, simply run the command:
npm run watch
Once everything is set up, open the project in VS Code. Navigate to the "Run and Debug" tab by clicking the icon or by pressing Ctrl+Shift+D. Ensure the "Run Extension" option is selected in the dropdown and click the play button, or press F5. A new VS Code window should open up, which will be running the extension.
In this new window, try running the Hello World command to make sure the extension is set up correctly. Press Ctrl+Shift+P to open the command pallete, and search for the command. A "hello world" message box should appear.
As of now, this extension does not contribute any settings.
None yet.
This project is a Work In Progress.
Ensure that you've read through the extensions guidelines and follow the best practices for developing this extension.