You can now use Agent Optibot directly inside VS Code to fix issues that show up in your GitHub pull requests without copy-pasting, prompt engineering, or hunting for files.
“Solve in VS Code” deep link from GitHub Every Optibot review comment in GitHub now includes a “Solve in VS Code link. Click it, and we’ll:
Open VS Code
Install the Optibot extension (if you don’t already have it)
Open a chat with full context for that specific issue
One-click install from the PR Engineers don’t need to pre-install anything. If the extension isn’t present:
Click Solve in VS Code on a review comment
VS Code launches and prompts:
“Would you like to install Optibot AI extension from Optimal AI?”
Click Install — and you’re live.
Context-aware fixes in your editor When the extension opens:
Optibot loads the exact file, line, and review comment into VS Code’s chat
It proposes a fix in-place
You can preview the diff and click “Keep” if it looks good, or edit/undo as needed
Changes are applied directly to your local branch, ready to commit back to the same PR
Org-aware login When engineers sign in from VS Code using “Optibot Login”, they’re joined to their existing org (e.g., Blaze), so all reviews, settings, and permissions stay consistent.
Why this matters
Before this extension, fixing issues from Optibot reviews looked like:
Copy the comment → open VS Code → find the file + line → paste into chat → write a prompt → hope you got the context right.
Now it’s:
Click Solve in VS Code → Optibot opens in your editor with full context → review & keep the fix → commit.
You get:
Faster PR turnaround (no context juggling)
Less prompt overhead (Optibot already knows the file, line, and issue)
Cleaner workflow (fix, commit, re-review, ship — all from your IDE)
Availability
VS Code: Live in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace
