VibeQuiz

VS Code extension that turns your current git diff into a multiple-choice quiz. Pass the configured score to unlock creating a GitHub pull request — with {{score}} and {{question}} filled into your PR template.

Features

• Source Control pane — VibeQuiz view under the Git tab
• Create Quiz — generates an MC quiz from your diff vs a base branch (default main)
• Editor quiz panel — take the quiz in the main editor area
• PR gate — Create Pull Request is enabled only after a passing score
• LLM providers — GitHub Copilot (primary / Enterprise), OpenAI API, Anthropic (Claude) API
• Configurable difficulty, question count, passing score, base branch, and PR title/body templates

Install (development)

npm install
npm run build

Press F5 in VS Code/Cursor (Run Extension) or:

npm run package   # produces vibequiz-0.1.0.vsix
code --install-extension vibequiz-0.1.0.vsix

Settings

Search for VibeQuiz in Settings, or run VibeQuiz: Open Settings.

Template placeholders

• {{score}} — numeric score (e.g. 85)
• {{question}} — numbered list of prompts and options without correct answers

API keys

Run VibeQuiz: Set API Key to store OpenAI or Anthropic keys in VS Code Secret Storage (not in settings.json).

Workflow

1. Configure provider, difficulty, question count, passing score, and PR template.
2. Open the Source Control view → VibeQuiz pane.
3. Click Create Quiz (works at any git status as long as a repo is open and there is a diff vs the base branch).
4. Complete the quiz in the editor panel.
5. If you pass, click Create Pull Request — the extension authenticates with GitHub, pushes the branch if needed, and creates the PR via Octokit.

Copilot Enterprise notes

• Requires GitHub Copilot chat/language-model access in the editor.
• Org policies may hide models; if selectChatModels returns none, switch vibequiz.llmProvider to openai or anthropic.
• Quiz generation runs only from an explicit user action (Create Quiz).

Scripts

npm run build    # bundle extension
npm run watch    # rebuild on change
npm run compile  # typecheck
npm test         # unit tests

License

MIT