DevLoot renders sponsored developer wait-state lines in VS Code and reports bounded viewability evidence so linked developer installs can receive credit for Qualified Impressions.
Features
- Shows a sponsored line in the VS Code status bar.
- Lets developers link the extension to a DevLoot account.
- Reports render, seen, click, and cancellation evidence for server-issued Ad Opportunities.
- Provides opt-in commands for Claude Code, Codex IDE, and Claude CLI integration experiments.
- Includes a diagnostic command for local setup and API connectivity checks.
Commands
DevLoot: Sign inDevLoot: Refresh sponsored lineDevLoot: EnableDevLoot: DisableDevLoot: Open dashboardDevLoot: DiagnoseDevLoot: Install Claude Code and Codex IDE integrationsDevLoot: Restore Claude Code and Codex IDE integrationsDevLoot: Install Claude CLI integrationDevLoot: Restore Claude CLI integration
Privacy
DevLoot is designed to measure sponsored line delivery, not inspect your work. Standard telemetry does not include source code, file contents, file names, project structure, prompts, AI responses, chat history, terminal commands, editor contents, or browsing activity outside DevLoot pages and sponsored-line click redirects.
The extension stores a local install identifier and account-linking state. It sends bounded evidence for server-issued Ad Opportunities, including event IDs, opportunity IDs, surface names, timestamps, visible time, extension version, host version, session IDs, diagnostic reasons, and click redirect activity.
Optional IDE and CLI integration commands may read and write known local editor or CLI configuration files and create local backups so DevLoot-managed changes can be restored.
Read the full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
Configuration
Most users should keep the hosted defaults:
{
"devloot.apiBaseUrl": "https://api.devloot.ai",
"devloot.webBaseUrl": "https://devloot.ai"
}
For local development, point these settings at your local API and web app.
Support
Email [email protected] for support.