📄️ Getting Started
N|Solid in the IDE brings N|Solid application monitoring directly into Visual Studio Code. It connects your editor to the runtime and Console data that help you understand how your Node.js applications are behaving while they run.
📄️ Telemetry
The N|Solid in the IDE Telemetry section shows live application information pulled from N|Solid Console. It gives you a quick view of which applications are currently reporting, how they are behaving, and whether any app-level metrics have crossed important thresholds.
📄️ Node Certified Modules
The N|Solid in the IDE Node Certified Modules view helps you evaluate npm packages without leaving the editor. It combines package intelligence from NCM with guided AI workflows so you can inspect package quality, review vulnerability data, audit dependency trees, and decide whether to upgrade or replace a package.
📄️ Reports
The N|Solid in the IDE Reports window gives you one place to revisit analysis that was generated by the extension. It is meant for opening saved reports, quickly scanning what they contain, and returning to full details when you need them.
📄️ Events
The N|Solid in the IDE Events view helps you monitor operational alerts from your N|Solid environment without leaving Visual Studio Code. Its main role is to surface important runtime events quickly, especially when a process becomes blocked or a process exits unexpectedly.
📄️ Assets Directory
The N|Solid in the IDE Assets Directory shows the diagnostic assets available to your N|Solid environment and organizes them by application. This view is designed to help you quickly see which apps have assets, download the ones you need, and hand them off to your AI agents for deeper analysis.
📄️ Agent Skills
N|Solid in the IDE can use agent skills from the NodeSource AI Toolkit to make its AI workflows more structured, consistent, and useful. These skills give the AI specific guidance for common N|Solid tasks such as investigating runtime events, analyzing assets, benchmarking functions, and reviewing dependency risk.
