Code Wicket

The way in for agents.

One gateway. Every agent.

Connect Claude Code, Kiro, or any ACP-enabled agent to Visual Studio 2022 and 2026 — with deep IDE integration: diffs, builds, tests, Roslyn code fixes, and the live debugger.

Now on the Visual Studio Marketplace.

Visual Studio's own answers

The agent builds, reads the Error List, runs tests and navigates code through the IDE itself, not a shell guessing at it.

A native diff for every change

Each edit the agent makes appears in the chat and opens in Visual Studio's own diff viewer.

Change agents, keep the conversation

Start with one agent and carry on with another: the conversation moves across as a summary of what came before, and you are asked before it is used.

You decide what's approved

When the agent asks permission, your mode and rules decide what is approved and what waits for you. The chat records which way each action went.

Your agent, your account

Code Wicket is the gateway, not the agent. Keep the agent you already use — Claude Code, Kiro, or any other ACP agent, on your own account — and give it Visual Studio's builds, tests, Roslyn code fixes and debugger to work with.

Code Wicket docked in Visual Studio: the agent has fixed two failing tests, and one of its edits is open in Visual Studio's own diff viewer
The agent runs the tests through Visual Studio, fixes two one-line bugs, and each edit opens in Visual Studio's own diff viewer. Enlarge