VS Code Extension

The Subscriberbot universal subscription manager, in your editor. Track every subscription, membership, license, and recurring relationship — with providers, invoices, a merged universal inbox, and automation agents — against the Burdenoff workspace + global GraphQL gateways, without leaving VS Code.

Publisher burdenoff · extension id burdenoff.subscriberbot-code-extension.

Features

• Activity-bar views for the core Subscriberbot entities:
  • Subscriptions (relationships; expand to Entitlements, Assets, Renewal Events)
  • Providers (the registry; expand to Plans)
  • Invoices (issued / paid / overdue)
  • Universal Inbox (every merged subscription communication)
  • Agents (automation agents; expand to Policies)
  • Dashboard (live KPIs: active spend, upcoming renewals, unpaid invoices, unread inbox)
• Create / update flows via guided input pickers.
• Webview panels — rich Provider Detail and subscription Dashboard.
• Status bar showing active subscriptions + unread inbox at a glance.

Install

From the VS Code Marketplace

Search "Subscriberbot" in the Extensions panel and install.

From a VSIX

1. Build or download subscriberbot-code-extension-<version>.vsix from GitHub Releases.
2. In VS Code, open the Extensions view → ... → Install from VSIX....
3. Select the VSIX file.

From source

git clone https://github.com/algoshred/subscriberbot-code-extension.git
cd subscriberbot-code-extension
bun install
bun run build
bun run package

Then install the generated .vsix as above.

Development

bun install
bun run lint         # eslint, zero warnings
bun run typecheck    # tsc --noEmit
bun run compile      # tsc -> out/ (test harness)
bun run build        # webpack (extension host + webview UI)
bun run test         # @vscode/test-electron (needs a display / xvfb)
bun run test:smoke   # force extension-host tests (CI-style)
bun run smoke        # production build + artifact smoke check
bun run package      # vsce package -> .vsix
bun run sanity       # all of the above

Environment selection

The extension targets production by default. To use local or alpha Burdenoff infrastructure, set the environment variable before launching VS Code:

# Alpha
BURDENOFF_ENV=alpha code

# Local dev
BURDENOFF_ENV=local code

Environment	Workspace gateway	Global gateway	Web app
prod (default)	https://graphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com/workspaces/graphql	https://graphql.burdenoff.com/global/graphql	https://app.subscriberbot.com
alpha	https://alphagraphqlworkspaces.burdenoff.com/workspaces/graphql	https://alphagraphql.burdenoff.com/global/graphql	https://alphaapp.subscriberbot.com
local	http://127.0.0.1:4003/workspaces/graphql	http://127.0.0.1:4000/global/graphql	https://app.local.subscriberbot.com

Endpoints are resolved in a single helper (src/env.ts). You can still override individual values through VS Code settings if needed.

Authentication

1. Run Subscriber Bot: Login (or click Sign In in the Subscriptions view).
2. Enter the displayed code at the verification URL.
3. Pick a workspace. The extension issues a workspace-scoped token and scopes all data requests to it.

The VS Code OAuth client id is burdenoff_vscode_subscriberbot and the redirect is vscode://burdenoff.subscriberbot-code-extension/auth/callback.

Configuration

Setting	Default	Purpose
subscriberbot.workspaceEndpoint	(env default)	Workspace gateway GraphQL endpoint
subscriberbot.globalEndpoint	(env default)	Global gateway GraphQL endpoint
subscriberbot.oidcIssuer	(env default)	OIDC issuer override
subscriberbot.clientId	burdenoff_vscode_subscriberbot	OAuth client id override
subscriberbot.workspaceId	(auto)	Set after login

Related

• Repository: subscriberbot-code-extension