The Temboo Agent IDE extension includes a set options that give you control over how the agent interacts with, and behaves within, your workspace. These commands help you manage context, toggle features on and off, and more.

In VS Code and CCS, the commands are available from the Command Palette (open with Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + P) by searching for “Temboo”, as shown below.

Below is a quick reference to the current set of commands.

Command Reference

Temboo: Chat
Opens the Temboo Agent chat UI inside your IDE so that you can interact with the agent. You may be asked to set various preferences e.g., your embedded hardware platform of choice, the first time you run this command.

Temboo: Clear Chat History
Clears the visible chat history from the UI, allowing you to start a new interaction without prior messages in view.

Temboo: Send Full Workspace Context
Sends the relevant workspace context to the agent to improve its understanding of your project structure and files.

Temboo: Toggle Error Detection
Enables or disables automatic detection of compilation and build errors in the workspace.

Temboo: Toggle Warning Detection
Enables or disables detection of compiler warnings in the workspace.

Temboo: Enable All Issue Detection
Enables all automated issue detection features (errors and warnings) so the agent can monitor and respond to problems in the workspace.

Temboo: Disable All Issue Detection
Disables all automated issue detection features (errors and warnings).

Temboo: Toggle Build Options Prompt
Enables or disables the option to select a specific build setting each time that the agent attempts to build your code. Use this option if the agent’s default approach to building isn’t appropriate for your project.

Temboo: Change SimpleLink SDK Version
Enables you to change the SimpleLink SDK version used by the agent when providing responses.

Try the Temboo Agent

Ready to try the Temboo Agent? Simply install the IDE extension and start prompting! Use the commands above to configure the agent to fit your workflow.

Got ideas for new agent settings that you’d like us to support? Let us know!