πŸš€JAEGIS Extension Manual Installation Guide

🎯 Quick Fix for Your Issues

You're experiencing these issues because the JAEGIS extension is not installed in VS Code. Here's how to fix it:

πŸ“‹ Step-by-Step Installation

  1. πŸ“ Open VS Code

    • Launch Visual Studio Code

  2. πŸ”§ Open Developer Command

    • Press F1 or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (Mac)

    • Type: Developer: Install Extension from Location

    • Press Enter

  3. πŸ“‚ Select Extension Folder

    • Navigate to and select this folder:

    C:\Users\Lenovo ThinkPad T480\Desktop\JAEGIS\JAEGIS-METHOD
    • Click "Select Folder"

  4. πŸ”„ Restart VS Code

    • Close VS Code completely

    • Reopen VS Code

    • The extension should now be active

Method 2: Package Installation

  1. πŸ“¦ Package the Extension

  2. πŸ“₯ Install the Package

    • In VS Code, press F1

    • Type: Extensions: Install from VSIX

    • Select the generated .vsix file

    • Restart VS Code

Method 3: Manual Copy (Alternative)

  1. πŸ“ Find VS Code Extensions Folder

    • Windows: %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions

    • Mac: ~/.vscode/extensions

    • Linux: ~/.vscode/extensions

  2. πŸ“‹ Copy Extension

    • Copy the entire JAEGIS-METHOD folder to the extensions directory

    • Rename it to JAEGIS-code.JAEGIS-vscode-extension-1.0.0

    • Restart VS Code

βœ… Verification Steps

After installation, verify Dakota is working:

1. Check Extension is Loaded

  • Open VS Code

  • Go to Extensions panel (Ctrl+Shift+X)

  • Search for "JAEGIS"

  • You should see "JAEGIS AI Agent Orchestrator"

  • Ensure it's enabled

2. Test Dakota Commands

  • Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (Mac)

  • Type "Dakota" - you should see:

    • βœ… Dakota: Dependency Audit

    • βœ… Dakota: Modernize Dependencies

    • βœ… Dakota: Start Monitoring

    • βœ… Dakota: Security Scan

    • βœ… Dakota: Update Outdated

    • βœ… Dakota: Generate Report

    • βœ… Dakota: License Analysis

3. Test Basic Functionality

  • Open a project with a package.json file

  • Run Dakota: Dependency Audit

  • You should see Dakota analyzing your dependencies

🟣 Augment Integration

For the purple JAEGIS buttons in Augment:

Prerequisites

  1. Install Augment Code Extension

    • Go to VS Code Extensions

    • Search for "Augment Code"

    • Install the official Augment extension

  2. Ensure JAEGIS Extension is Active

    • JAEGIS must be installed and enabled first

    • Restart VS Code after installing both extensions

Finding Purple Buttons

  1. Open Augment Interface

    • Look for Augment icon in VS Code sidebar

    • Or use Command Palette: "Augment: Open"

  2. Look for JAEGIS Workflows

    • In Augment interface, look for:

      • πŸ” Dakota: Dependency Audit

      • ⬆️ Dakota: Dependency Modernization

      • πŸ›‘οΈ Dakota: Security Scan

    • These should appear as workflow options

πŸ”§ Troubleshooting

Commands Not Appearing?

  1. Check Extension Status

  2. Check Developer Console

  3. Force Reload

  4. Check Activation

Augment Buttons Missing?

  1. Verify Both Extensions

    • βœ… JAEGIS AI Agent Orchestrator (enabled)

    • βœ… Augment Code (enabled)

  2. Check Augment Version

    • Ensure you have a recent version of Augment

    • Some older versions may not support workflow providers

  3. Restart Both Extensions

Extension Won't Load?

  1. Check VS Code Version

    • Minimum required: VS Code 1.92.0+

    • Update VS Code if needed

  2. Check Node.js Version

    • Minimum required: Node.js 20.0.0+

    • Current detected: Node.js 24.1.0 βœ…

  3. Reinstall Extension

    • Remove from Extensions panel

    • Follow installation steps again

🎯 Expected Results After Installation

Command Palette

When you type "Dakota" in Command Palette, you should see:

Augment Interface

In Augment workflows, you should see:

Status Bar

You should see JAEGIS status in the bottom status bar:

πŸ†˜ Still Having Issues?

If you're still experiencing problems:

  1. Check the exact error messages in VS Code Developer Console

  2. Verify file permissions on the extension folder

  3. Try a clean VS Code workspace (new window)

  4. Check for conflicting extensions that might interfere

The extension is properly implemented and compiled - the issue is just getting it installed and activated in VS Code. Once installed, Dakota will work exactly as designed!

πŸŽ‰ Success Indicators

You'll know it's working when:

  • βœ… Dakota commands appear in Command Palette

  • βœ… Purple JAEGIS workflows appear in Augment

  • βœ… Status bar shows "JAEGIS: Ready"

  • βœ… Extension appears in Extensions panel as enabled

  • βœ… No errors in Developer Console

Once installed, Dakota will revolutionize your dependency management! πŸš€

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