Quick Start

First Launch

1. Open your project in VS Code or Cursor.

2. Press Ctrl+M M — the extension auto-detects the project name and package manager from your workspace.

3. Configure servers via the main menu → Manage Servers, or add them directly to .vscode/settings.json:

   "devManager.project.servers": [
     { "id": "web", "label": "Frontend", "command": "npm run dev", "path": "", "port": 3000 }
   ]

4. Press Ctrl+M S to start all configured servers.

5. Open the sidebar — click the SnakeFlow icon in the Activity Bar to see Quality Hub, GitHub Issues, Pull Requests, and Git Branches panels.

Where Settings Live

All SnakeFlow settings are standard VS Code settings under the devManager.* namespace.

Two ways to edit them:

• Ctrl+, → search @ext:vaulttec-dev.snakeflow-dev-manager → use the graphical Settings UI
• Edit .vscode/settings.json in your project directly (workspace-level settings are project-specific)

Tip

Workspace settings in .vscode/settings.json are per-project. This is the recommended way to configure servers, Quality Hub (including custom checks), and other options — each project can have different settings.

Keybindings

Shortcut	Action
Ctrl+M M	Open main menu
Ctrl+M S	Start all servers
Ctrl+M Q	Stop all servers
Ctrl+M R	Restart all servers
Ctrl+M F	Run all Quality Hub checks
Ctrl+M N	Run npm/package script
Ctrl+M I	Create GitHub Issue

Note

All shortcuts use the Ctrl+M chord prefix — no conflicts with Cursor IDE built-in shortcuts.

Next Steps

• Configure dev servers →
• Quality Hub — custom checks for lint / test / build →
• Connect Docker Compose →
• Run Quality Hub checks →