Flash VS Code Extension

Your editor. Your hardware. Flash.

Flash integrated into VS Code: firmware editing, hardware views, and device tools in your existing workspace.

Flash VS Code Extension — project context, agent work, and device monitoring inside your editor.

Get Flash VS Code Extension

Private beta · Access by request

Inside your existing editor

Write firmware, view hardware, and debug inside VS Code.

Flash VS Code Extension · Interface4 areas

⇧⌘P, then type Flash · every command is in the palette

Scroll to explore 1 / 4

Select an area to explore

Flash view

Start, Project & Peripherals and History, from the Flash icon in the activity bar.

Flash adds a view, a chat and a monitor. Everything else in VS Code stays as you left it.

01Your setup

Your editor, unchanged.

Extensions, themes and key bindings stay. Flash adds a view, a chat and a monitor.

Includes

  • Extensions
  • Themes
  • Key bindings
02Hardware Viewer

The board next to the code.

Open the schematic and PCB in the Flash Hardware Viewer, with layers, search and the BOM.

Includes

  • .kicad_sch
  • .kicad_pcb
  • Layers
  • BOM
03Flash Monitor

Flash Monitor.

Build and flash, then the debugger, serial, MQTT and Bluetooth LE, in one panel.

Includes

  • Serial
  • Debugger
  • MQTT
  • BLE

  • Flash: Open ChatTalk to the agent
  • Flash: Select Interaction ModeNormal, Plan, Teach or Debug
  • Flash: Build FirmwareBuild the project
  • Flash: Flash FirmwareProgram the board
  • Flash: Open MonitorDebugger, serial, MQTT and BLE
  • Flash: Open SchematicsThe design in the Hardware Viewer
  • Flash: Explain SelectionAsk about the selected code
  • Flash: Review ChangesReview the agent’s edits

Open the Command Palette with ⇧⌘P, or Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows and Linux, and type Flash.

Explore Flash VS Code Extension in a private demo. Flash is in private beta, with access by request.