Marketplace Installation

Sypha seamlessly integrates high-level AI reasoning into your development workflow. You can initiate installation through several official channels depending on your environment:

• VS Code Marketplace (Recommended): The primary distribution point for standard VS Code users.
• Open VSX Registry: The source for open-source variants like VSCodium.
• Manual VSIX Deployment: Direct installation via official GitHub releases.
• JetBrains Ecosystem: Dedicated plugin support for IntelliJ, WebStorm, PyCharm, and Android Studio.

VS Code Marketplace

[!TIP] Instant Install: If VS Code is active on your machine: Initialize Sypha Integration

Alternatively, follow these manual steps:

1. Launch VS Code.
2. Navigate to the Extensions view (Cmd+Shift+X on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+X on Windows/Linux).
3. Search for "Sypha".
4. Select the official "Sypha" extension by Sypha AI and click Install.
5. Restart the IDE if requested.

Once finalized, the Sypha icon will appear in your Activity Bar, granting access to the primary AI dashboard.

[!NOTE] Screenshot: Coming Soon !!!

Open VSX Registry

For users on open-source distributions of VS Code:

1. Open your IDE's extension manager.
2. Search for the "Sypha" package within the Open VSX registry.
3. Click Install.

Manual VSIX Deployment

To manage updates manually or work in offline environments:

1. Download: Locate the latest package on the official Sypha GitHub Releases.
2. Import:
   • Open your IDE's Extensions view.
   • Select the "..." (More Actions) menu and choose Install from VSIX....
   • Target your downloaded .vsix file to finalize installation.

JetBrains IDE Support

Sypha offers a robust plugin for the JetBrains family, including WebStorm, IntelliJ IDEA, and PyCharm.

Installation Workflow

1. Launch your JetBrains IDE.
2. Open Settings / Preferences and navigate to Plugins.
3. Select the Marketplace tab and search for "Sypha".
4. Click Install and verify the restart prompt to activate the plugin.

Assistance & Resolution

• Dashboard Missing: Try restarting the IDE or verify that Sypha is toggled "Enabled" within your extension list.
• Dependency Issues: Ensure you are running VS Code version 1.84.0 or higher with a stable network connection.
• Further Support: Document issues on GitHub.