Plugins

Vyre IDE is compatible with VS Code extensions and supports its own native plugin system for deeper integrations. Extend your editor with themes, language support, debuggers, and AI-enhanced tools.

Installing plugins

1

Open the Plugin Marketplace

Click the Extensions icon in the sidebar (or press Cmd+Shift+X) to open the Plugin Marketplace.

2

Search and install

Search for any plugin by name or category. Click "Install" to add it to your editor. Most plugins activate immediately without requiring a restart.

3

Configure plugin settings

After installation, access plugin settings from Settings → Extensions → [Plugin Name] or by clicking the gear icon next to the installed plugin.

Managing plugins

VS Code extensions

Vyre IDE is built on the same extension API as VS Code. Most VS Code extensions work in Vyre with no modification required.

Extensions published to the Open VSX Registry (open-vsx.org) are available directly in the Vyre Plugin Marketplace. VS Code Marketplace extensions require a VSIX download.

Installing from VSIX

To install a VS Code extension not in the Open VSX registry:

  1. Download the .vsix file from the VS Code Marketplace.
  2. In Vyre, open the Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P).
  3. Run "Extensions: Install from VSIX..."
  4. Select the downloaded .vsix file.

Building plugins

Build native Vyre plugins using the Vyre Plugin SDK:

typescript
import { VyrePlugin, registerCommand, showNotification } from '@vyre/plugin-sdk';

export default class MyPlugin extends VyrePlugin {
  activate() {
    registerCommand('my-plugin.hello', () => {
      showNotification('Hello from My Plugin!');
    });
  }
  
  deactivate() {
    // cleanup
  }
}
Agent-aware plugins

Vyre plugins can integrate with the Agent system. Your plugin can:

  • Register custom tools that Agent can call
  • Inject context into agent sessions
  • Listen to agent events and react to them

See the Plugin SDK documentation for the full Agent API.

Publishing to the marketplace

Publish your plugin to the Vyre Plugin Marketplace at plugins.vyre.dev. You'll need a Vyre developer account and a signed plugin manifest. The review process takes 1–3 business days.