✅ Project compiled successfully
✅ All dependencies installed

In VS Code:

1. Open the agentMemory project folder
2. Press F5 (or Run → Start Debugging)
3. A new VS Code window will open labeled [Extension Development Host]

Check Status Bar:

• Look for 🧠 Memory: Initializing... in the bottom-right status bar
• After a few seconds, it should change to 🧠 Memory: Active

Check Output:

• Open Output panel (View → Output)
• Select "agentMemory" from the dropdown
• Verify you see activation logs

Open Dashboard:

1. Press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+P to open Command Palette
2. Type "agentMemory: Open Memory Dashboard"
3. Press Enter

Expected Result:

• Webview panel opens with dashboard
• Shows overview cards (all zeros initially)
• Charts render correctly (Agent Activity, Memory Types, Token Metrics)
• No console errors

Test Refresh:

• Click the "🔄 Refresh" button
• Dashboard should update without errors

Check Settings File:

1. In Extension Development Host, check if .vscode/settings.json was created
2. Should contain MCP server configuration for detected agents

Check Rule Files:

• .clinerules (if Cline is installed)
• .roomodes (if RooCode is installed)
• .kilocode/config.yaml (if KiloCode is installed)

Create a test file test-api.js:

const vscode = require('vscode');

async function testAPI() {
    const agentMemory = vscode.extensions.getExtension('webzler.agentmemory');
    
    if (!agentMemory) {
        console.error('Extension not found');
        return;
    }
    
    const api = await agentMemory.activate();
    console.log('API activated:', api);
    
    // Try to write a test memory
    try {
        await api.write('test-key', 'Test content', {
            type: 'feature',
            tags: ['test']
        });
        console.log('✅ Write successful');
    } catch (error) {
        console.error('❌ Write failed:', error.message);
    }
}

testAPI();

Check MCP Server Process:

• Open Task Manager/Activity Monitor
• Look for a node process running the MCP server
• Should be running with the project ID as an argument

Check MCP Data Directory:

• Navigate to ./mcp-data/ in your workspace
• Should see a folder named after your project
• Contains memory data files

Permission Prompts:

• The permission system won't trigger unless another extension tries to access memory
• For manual testing, you can check the SecurityManager is initialized

Check Audit Logs (Developer Console):

1. Open Developer Tools in Extension Development Host
2. Help → Toggle Developer Tools
3. Check Console for security-related logs

Solution:

• Check Terminal for compilation errors
• Run npm run compile again
• Check for missing dependencies: npm install

Solution:

• Check if out/mcp-server/server.js exists
• Verify Node.js is in PATH
• Check Extension Host output for error messages

Solution:

• Check browser console for JavaScript errors
• Verify Chart.js CDN is accessible
• Check webview content security policy

Solution:

• Check if workspace folder is open
• Verify file system permissions
• Check Extension Host output for errors

• Extension activates without errors
• Status bar shows "Memory: Active"
• Dashboard opens and displays correctly
• Dashboard charts render (even with zero data)
• Refresh button works
• .vscode/settings.json is created
• Rule files are created (if agents detected)
• MCP server process starts
• ./mcp-data/ directory is created
• No console errors in Developer Tools

1. If everything works:

   • Initialize git: git init
   • Create .gitignore (already exists)
   • Commit: git add . && git commit -m "Initial commit"
   • Add remote: git remote add origin https://github.com/webzler/agentMemory.git
   • Push: git push -u origin main

2. If issues found:

   • Note the error messages
   • Check the specific component that failed
   • Debug and fix before publishing

3. Package extension:

   • Run: npm run package
   • Creates agentmemory-0.1.0.vsix
   • Test install: code --install-extension agentmemory-0.1.0.vsix

# From the agentMemory directory
code .
# Then press F5 in VS Code

Good luck with testing! 🚀