VS Code extension · Agent Client Protocol
Open Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini, and other ACP agents side by side. Keep each task's model, permissions, working directory, git state, and history in its own tab—then open the live workspace in a browser when you step away or want a second set of eyes.
Open VSX supports VS Code-compatible IDEs including Cursor, Windsurf, Trae, and similar editors.
Agent compatibility
ACP Pro works with default agents and the growing ACP Registry. Add more compatible agents as the registry expands.
Browse the ACP RegistryHow it works
Choose the right agents, keep every step inspectable, and open the same live workspace in a browser when you move away from VS Code.
Plans, streamed tool calls, file diffs, git context, token and cost usage, model controls, and permission mode stay visible around the conversation.
Review the evidence, cost, and completion state before accepting an agent’s result.
Browse the ACP Registry, add compatible agents, then tune their command, environment, name, order, and notifications from one settings panel.
Keep specialized agents ready without hard-coding the workspace to one provider.
Open the same workspace in a desktop or phone browser. Check a long-running task after you step away, intervene when needed, or invite a teammate to review the live evidence.
Agent work stays observable beyond your desk—without moving the session out of VS Code.
Built for daily work
The screenshots show the flow. Underneath it, ACP Pro keeps agent choice, execution evidence, codebase state, and recovery organized for repeated use.
Choose the right agent and keep each task’s context separate.
Give every task its own history, model, permission mode, and working directory.
Browse the registry, add agents, reorder them, test commands, and manage updates visually.
Bring any Agent Client Protocol implementation into the same VS Code workspace.
Follow the plan, inspect the evidence, and keep results readable.
Track execution in a task panel while reasoning stays in a separate expandable block.
Follow tool calls as they stream, with clear status, changed-line totals, and inline diffs.
Review Markdown, code, images, audio, diffs, resources, and links in the timeline.
Keep the codebase attached and recover without rebuilding the session.
Keep each tab’s cwd, branch, staged changes, stash, and ahead/behind state visible.
Use commands and skills, mention files or line ranges, attach context, or send a selection.
Restore tabs after reloads, replay history, or start fresh when an agent drops a session.
Every core agent workflow stays free. A Pro activation follows your VS Code client profile across local and remote workspaces while protected host keys keep the browser-access entitlement bound to approved environments.
Get a Pro licenseWhat Pro adds
FAQ
ACP Pro requires VS Code 1.96 or later and Node.js 20 or later for agents launched through npx.
No. ACP Pro speaks Agent Client Protocol, so it can work with Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, OpenCode, and any compatible agent.
The core extension is free to install and use. A Pro license unlocks optional browser-access controls such as a persistent access code and owner password.
Yes. Browser access can be turned off per workspace from the Bridge Server settings.
