The VS Code extension
Already living in VS Code? The OIOXO extension brings the chat and the one-click cleanups right into your editor — so you keep your setup and add OIOXO’s privacy, plus an AI bill up to 90% smaller, on top.
Install & connect
- Install: search “OIOXO” in the VS Code Extensions view and click Install.
- Open the panel: click the OIOXO icon in the activity bar, or press Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+O.
- Connect your account: run “OIOXO: Connect Account” from the command palette to sign in. A free account works right away.
What you can do
- Chat with your code. Ask questions, request changes, and let OIOXO ground answers in your project — without uploading it.
- One-click cleanups. Select code, right-click, and choose Rename, Document, Simplify, or Explain — the same four you get everywhere in OIOXO.
- Review every edit. Proposed changes show up for you to approve or reject; after applying, a quick check tells you whether the edit still works — no surprises.
- Write commit messages. Turn your staged changes into a clear commit message in one command.
- Choose how the AI runs. Use a model on your device, a local Ollama model, or your own provider key — your choice, your privacy.
- Build with another device. On the same Wi-Fi, Add a device to borrow a stronger machine’s coding power — or lend yours and earn coding time.
Your other AI tools, for far less
OIOXO can connect to the AI tools you already use — so they send far less to get the same answer, cutting your AI bill by up to 90%. Run “OIOXO: Set Up This Workspace” and OIOXO wires up the supported tools in your project for you. The savings show live in the status bar.
Check your setup
Run “OIOXO: Doctor” any time for a quick health check — it confirms your account, connection, available models, and whether the workspace is wired up, and points you at the fix for anything that needs attention.
When you use your own provider key, OIOXO trims each request before it’s sent and keeps a running total of what you’ve saved. Turn it up or down in “OIOXO: Token Saver Settings.”