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Zeq for VS Code

Zeq for VS Code puts the whole physics virtual machine inside your editor. It's not a thin plugin that shells out to a website — it's the full ZeqVM dashboard as an editor panel, connected to your real machine with one identity, so you build against Zeq without ever leaving your project.

What's in the panel​

Contracts & compute

Author, deploy, and fire state contracts, and run verified compute — from the editor, against your machine.

Protocols, operators, skills

Browse protocols and the operator catalogue, manage skills, and install from a large library — the reference is in the panel, not another tab.

Workspace = a repo

Your VS Code workspace folder is a ZeqGit repo: every change is versioned, every commit anchored with a ZeqProof.

One identity, everywhere​

Sign in once and the same machine — the same ZeqID, contracts, observer, and credits — is there in the editor, the browser extension, and on the web. Everything you build is versioned in ZeqGit automatically, named through one shared module so the same project is the same repo across every surface. And it works fully by hand — an AI is an accelerator here, never a requirement.

Get it​

Install from the app store →

Listed under Developer tools; installs the VSIX into VS Code.