Commands
Every command Dextree contributes to VS Code's command palette.
| Command | What it does | Available |
|---|---|---|
Dextree: Index Workspace | Index the current workspace into the embedded graph | v0.1 |
Dextree: Open Graph View | Open the interactive WebGL graph webview | v0.1 |
Dextree: Export as Mermaid | Export the current view as a .mmd file | v0.1 |
Dextree: Show Blast Radius | Analyze impact of current branch vs main | v0.2 |
Dextree: Run Alfred Prompt… | Run a markdown prompt template against the graph | v0.4 |
Dextree: Export Summary | Export a session summary as Markdown | v0.1 / S14 |
Running a command
All Dextree commands appear under the Dextree: prefix in the command palette:
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Cmd+Shift+P → type "Dextree"The first command you'll typically run is Dextree: Index Workspace — it parses every supported file in the current workspace and writes the result into the workspace's DuckDB graph file.
Keyboard shortcuts
Dextree doesn't bind any keyboard shortcuts by default. You can bind any command via VS Code's standard keybindings.json:
json
{
"key": "cmd+shift+d",
"command": "dextree.openGraphView"
}Available command IDs follow the pattern dextree.<camelCase> — e.g. dextree.indexWorkspace, dextree.openGraphView, dextree.exportMermaid.
Status bar
When indexing is active, Dextree shows a status-bar item with the current progress and an estimated time-to-completion. Click the item to cancel an in-flight index.