Temco Knowledge Studio — extension

The platform that keeps Temco's product technical content (documentation and training) in step with the code. It is delivered two ways from this one codebase:

• bundled inside Temco Knowledge Studio, our own desktop application (a branded build of VS Code), and
• installed into an ordinary VS Code for engineers who already have one.

This repository holds no content. There is no page, no image and no registry here — the extension operates on the folder you open, which is a product repository.

What is in it so far

Only the skeleton: activation, an output channel, and one command that reports whether the open folder is a documented workspace (it looks for docs/help/registry.json).

Run it

npm install
npm run compile

Press F5 (or use the "Run Extension" launch configuration). A second VS Code window opens — the Extension Development Host — with the extension loaded. In that window, run Temco Knowledge: Show Status from the command palette and watch the Temco Knowledge output channel.

During development, run the npm: watch task so TypeScript recompiles on save.

Package it

npm run package
code --install-extension temco-knowledge-extension-0.0.1.vsix

Planned, in order

1. Read the registry of the open workspace and show pages, owners and gaps in a side panel.
2. Run the checks (link, media, staleness) and report them as problems, not as text.
3. Local AI: download a model, load it in a worker, draft page updates from a commit range.
4. Publish: build the site and the offline help build, then hand the artifacts to whoever ships them.

Rules this codebase keeps

• No content, no secrets. The extension is a tool; everything it works on lives in the product repos.
• The AI drafts, a human approves. Nothing is published from here without a named person accepting it.
• No dependency on the desktop build. If a feature only works inside our branded application, it is in the wrong repository.