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Awesome, I'll definitely take a look asap.

• jaggs 6mo ago
  I've just installed it in VSCode and started playing and it looks really good. The only thing it's missing is a persistent icon in the sidebar of VS Code - so it's always available with a click. Apart from that, I haven't really started using it yet in earnest, but from first looks setting up the API, etc., it seems very solid.
  • qapandaapp 6mo ago
    Nice, it's good to hear that it works. Yes currently it is modelled a bit after Claude Code which has an icon at the top right (an orange one) and is only visible if you have a file open (like an actual file in VSCode) There is a same icon for QA Panda too at the same place. By having the button there, you can open multiple QA Panda instances for the same repository, not just a single one (like with Claude Code) if you just keep clicking that icon (it opens a new instance every time). The extension is fully designed to have an isolated Chrome instance for every extension tab that you open so you can do multiple parallel QA tests for the same repository and have multiple browser instances built in. But yeah I will look into also adding a persistent icon maybe in the sidebar too. Good idea. Thank you for the feedback. Also let me know if there is anything else missing.