SigmaShake SSG
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Manage rules, approve AI tool calls, and monitor activity without leaving VS Code. Pending Approvals, Rules, and Audit Log sidebars plus the full SSG dashboard embedded as a panel.
Also on Open VSX for Cursor, Gitpod, VSCodium, and Codespaces.
What’s new in v0.1.15
Full changelog ↗- NewSessions sidebar: every AI agent session recorded by the daemon is listed under the SSG activity bar. Live rows get a green broadcast badge; closed rows show the client (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini…). Hover for decision breakdown, top tool, top rule. Click any row to open the inspector.
- NewPer-session inspector panel: click a session to open a full WebView tab showing the decision donut, top-tool bars, top-rule bars, latency histogram, and the complete audit log with color-striped decisions. The same data the SigmaShake Desktop dashboard surfaces is embedded in your editor.
- New
SSG: Open Sessions+SSG: Open Session Inspector…commands so the same surfaces are reachable from the command palette. - FixedSidebars no longer stay silently blank after install because the extension auto-loads the dashboard token from
~/.sigmashake/dashboard.token(shipped in v0.1.8). - Quality59 unit tests + live-daemon E2E (100 sessions returned, 8 live, top session at 508 evals) hard-gated as
vscode:prepublishprerequisite.
Review AI tool call decisions inline: Allow, Deny, or save as a permanent autopilot rule.
Browse all your .rules files, toggle rules, and see decision types at a glance.
Live view of the last 50 AI evaluations with decision color-coding and latency.
Full SSG dashboard in a VS Code panel, identical to the Desktop app.
Daemon health, pending count, and eval totals always visible.
Syntax highlighting, folding, and 5 built-in snippets for your .rules files.
Quick setup
- 1Install SSG
curl -fsSL install.sigmashake.com | sh && ssg init && ssg serve(no-y; review the Terms of Service or use the install chooser) - 2Install this extensionClick Install in VS Code above, or search
SigmaShake SSGin the Extensions panel. - 3Paste your auth tokenRun
SSG: Set Auth Tokenfrom the Command Palette. Find your token in thessg serveoutput. - 4You're doneThe sidebar fills in automatically. The status bar shows daemon health and pending count.
settings.json.Already using SigmaShake Desktop? The VS Code extension connects to the same daemon with no extra setup needed.