Code Notebook
Manual extension install

Cursor & other editors

Download the .vsix package for editors that don't list Code Notebook in their extension store — Cursor, VSCodium, and other VS Code–based forks.

Using VS Code? Install from the Marketplace instead — see the docs.

Download & install

Sideload the extension, then connect with your API key below.

v0.0.7Updated 2026-06-06.vsix

Same extension as the VS Code Marketplace — packaged for manual install where search isn't available.

Download latest .vsixv0.0.7 build

Install the .vsix

  1. 1Download the .vsix using the button above (saves to your Downloads folder)
  2. 2Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (Mac), type Extensions: Install from VSIX, select Extensions: Install from VSIX…, then choose the file — reload if prompted
  3. 3Or open Extensions (Ctrl+Shift+X / Cmd+Shift+X), click ⋯ at the top of the panel, and choose Install from VSIX…

Connect API key (Cursor)

In Cursor, extension settings live under VS Code Settings — not Cursor's own settings page. Also, Ctrl+, / Cmd+, zooms the editor; it does not open settings.

  1. 1Create an API key at Settings → API keys on codenotebook.dev
  2. 2Open VS Code Settings in Cursor — use either path:
    • Press Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P, type Open VS Code Settings, and select it
    • Or click the gear icon → Settings → VS Code Settings in the sidebar
  3. 3Search code notebook and paste your key into Code Notebook: Api Key
  4. 4Select code, right-click → Save to Code Notebook, and enter a title

VSCodium & other editors

Use the same .vsix install steps above, then connect your API key:

  1. 1Create an API key at Settings → API keys on codenotebook.dev
  2. 2Press Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P and open your editor's settings UI (often Preferences: Open Settings (UI) or Open VS Code Settings)
  3. 3Search code notebook and paste your key into Code Notebook: Api Key
  4. 4Select code, right-click → Save to Code Notebook, and enter a title
Create API keyVS Code? Read the docs