LOCAL-FIRST. RIGHT IN VS CODE.

A little companion.
A better commit.

Your code has a story. DevPulse helps you review the next chapter—with a local-first code guard, staged-change checks, and a companion in your editor.

Install in VS Code ↗Explore DevPulse ↓

✦ Powered by Gemma. Built around your workspace.

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devpulse / your workspace⌘

DevPulse in VS Code showing Review My Changes and the active Gemma-powered companion.

Actual extension preview

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A second look, before you commit.Your DevPulse Companion is standing by.

ONE COMPANION.
RIGHT WHERE YOU BUILD.

⌘ Visual Studio Code

◈ Local-first

✦ Gemma-powered

⑂ Git-aware

01 / A LITTLE BACKUP FOR YOUR NEXT BUILD

Stay in your flow.
Give your changes a second look.

From uncommitted edits to staged additions, DevPulse brings the next check into your workspace.

LOCAL CHANGES

+ const next = await build();− const next = build();

◷ Review My Changes

01 / REVIEW

Before the commit.

Inspect uncommitted local edits before committing or pushing. Let your companion take a look while the context is still fresh.

02 / SECURITY

A check at the right moment.

Spot possible hardcoded credentials in staged additions, inspect the warning, and access the Auto-Fix Secret action. Add a pre-commit hook for the next check.

⑂ mainWelcome back↗

Pick up where you left off.

03 / CONTEXT

Find your way back.

The Welcome Back panel brings a summary of repository changes made while you were away into view.

The security warning is an actual extension screenshot. Review and context illustrations are simplified.

02 / MEET YOUR COMPANION

A friendly face.
A careful eye.

Meet the DevPulse Companion: a local-first code guard powered by Gemma. Review a file, ask a question, or check in on your focus without leaving VS Code.

DEVPULSE COMPANION ACTIVE

Make your changes.

Review before committing.

Verify what you’ve staged.

INSIDE THE EXTENSIONACTUAL PRODUCT SCREENS

Your workspace, at a glance.

Review reminders, branch status, and a welcome-back summary—all alongside your companion.

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03 / A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

A little more
about DevPulse.

What does DevPulse do?+

DevPulse is a VS Code extension with a local-first, Gemma-powered code companion. Its interface brings together local change review, active-file analysis, focus tracking, code chat, staged-change verification, secret warnings, and repository context.

How do I install DevPulse?+

Open DevPulse in VS Code ↗, then select Install in the extension view. Your browser may ask permission to open Visual Studio Code. VS Code must be installed on your computer.

Is this the actual extension?+

Yes—the product screenshots show the supplied DevPulse interface. Explore the Overview, Code, Focus, Chat, and Security screens in the gallery. The review and context illustrations are simplified representations.

What does local-first mean here?+

The extension identifies its companion as a local-first code guard powered by Gemma. Check the extension details in VS Code for setup, model requirements, and data handling information.

What if the install link doesn’t open?+

Open Visual Studio Code, go to Extensions, and search for munanno.devpulse-Yahu. Select DevPulse to view its details and install it.

YOUR NEXT COMMIT HAS COMPANY.

Big ideas.
A little DevPulse.

Install DevPulse ↗

Open in VS Code. Make yourself at home.

A little companion.A better commit.

Stay in your flow.Give your changes a second look.