A VS Code extension that lets you browse and install Copilot plugins, skills, and agents from the AI ERP Engineering Agents marketplace without memorizing CLI commands. It is a thin UI wrapper around the Copilot CLI — every install, update, and uninstall is executed by copilot plugin ... under the hood, and every state-changing action asks for confirmation first.

AI ERP's central repo for internal AI tools & agents—autonomous + assistive. Share reusable agent artifacts (skills, sub-agents, instructions) across GitHub/Claude, Copilot Studio, and Azure AI Foundry to reduce duplication and scale impact.

Requirements

Copilot CLI on your PATH (or set enterprisePlugins.copilotCliPath).
VS Code 1.85.0 or newer.

Features

Register the marketplace with one command (copilot plugin marketplace add).
Browse available plugins in a dedicated sidebar view, split into Available and Installed sections.
Install / update / uninstall plugins from inline actions, each behind a confirmation prompt.
Plugin details panel with description and — when the marketplace is a local checkout — version, category, keywords, author, and a link to the plugin README.

All CLI output is streamed to the AI ERP Agents Marketplace output channel.

Settings

Setting	Default	Description
`enterprisePlugins.marketplaceUrl`	`https://microsoft.ghe.com/bic/ai-erp-engineering-agents.git`	Source used when registering the marketplace.
`enterprisePlugins.marketplaceName`	`ai-erp-agents`	Registered marketplace name (as shown by `copilot plugin marketplace list`).
`enterprisePlugins.copilotCliPath`	`copilot`	Path to the Copilot CLI executable.

How it maps to the CLI

Action	Command run
Register Marketplace	`copilot plugin marketplace add <marketplaceUrl>`
Catalog (Available)	`copilot plugin marketplace browse <marketplaceName>`
Installed state	`copilot plugin list`
Install	`copilot plugin install <name>@<marketplaceName>`
Update	`copilot plugin update <name>@<marketplaceName>`
Uninstall	`copilot plugin uninstall <name>@<marketplaceName>`

Development

npm install
npm run check-types   # type-check
npm run test:parse    # run CLI output parser assertions
npm run compile       # dev build (dist/extension.js)
npm run watch         # rebuild on change
npm run package       # produce a .vsix (requires @vscode/vsce)

Press F5 in VS Code to launch an Extension Development Host.