Actorium Agent

Agent-native delivery system, right inside VS Code.

Actorium connects your editor to your Actorium workspace and to your own local coding agent (Claude Code, or any other agent that reads AGENTS.md / talks MCP). It doesn't run a chat of its own — instead it signs you in once, keeps a local workspace folder linked with your project repos symlinked into it, and generates an AGENTS.md there so your agent knows how to call the sibling workflow-mcp server for this workspace's live feature/task/doc data, with no manual credential setup.

Features

• Navigator — a sidebar view listing the current workspace's linked local repos, documents, and features. Add a repo via auto-search or a manual folder pick; click a doc to open it.
• Workspace folder — a plain local directory per organization that your project clones get symlinked into, with a generated AGENTS.md describing what's linked and how to use workflow-mcp from there. Open it in a new window to start working with a local agent.
• Auth — a single OAuth sign-in here is enough for workflow-mcp too: this extension writes a shared local credential file that workflow-mcp reads automatically, so no cookie/token has to be copied by hand.

Getting started

1. Install the extension and open the Actorium icon in the activity bar.
2. Run Actorium: Connect to sign in, then select an organization/workspace.
3. Link a workspace folder when prompted (or run Actorium: Open Workspace Folder any time), then Actorium: Add Repo to symlink in the project(s) you're working on.
4. Open the workspace folder in your local coding agent — its generated AGENTS.md explains how to reach workflow-mcp for this workspace's docs/features/tasks.

Commands

Actorium: Connect (and the Connect button in the Actorium panel) first asks which server to connect to (Production, ABP, SW, or Local) before starting the device flow login.

License

MIT