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VS Code Extension

VS Code Extension Settings

All settings are under the travsr.* namespace. Open with Ctrl+, and search "travsr".

Settings reference

SettingTypeDefaultDescription
travsr.binaryPathstring""Absolute path to the travsr binary. Leave empty to auto-detect from PATH or use the built-in installer.
travsr.statusBarPositionenum"left"Which side of the status bar the Travsr indicator appears on: "left" or "right".
travsr.cloudEndpointstring""Remote SSE endpoint URL. Leave empty to use the local daemon over stdio.
travsr.telemetry.enabledbooleanfalseSend anonymous usage events (extension activations, MCP tool names, daemon connection failures). No file paths, symbol names, or graph data are ever sent.
travsr.contextTokenBudgetnumber2000Token budget for "Copy Graph Context for Chat" and the Context Explorer. At 2000 tokens a typical context is 8 to 15 graph nodes. Minimum 500.
travsr.suggestSynonymsbooleantrueWhen you pick a symbol in Ask Symbol whose name differs from your typed query, offer to teach Travsr the synonym so future searches find it faster.
travsr.blastRiskThresholdnumber20Dependent-file count at which the blast-radius code lens escalates to a high-risk warning. At or above this many dependents, the lens flags the file as high blast before you edit it.

settings.json example

{
"travsr.binaryPath": "/usr/local/bin/travsr",
"travsr.statusBarPosition": "left",
"travsr.telemetry.enabled": false
}

Cloud endpoint

travsr.cloudEndpoint is for teams using the hosted Travsr cloud graph. When set, the extension connects to the remote SSE stream instead of the local daemon socket. Leave it empty for local-first usage.

{
"travsr.cloudEndpoint": "https://your-org.travsr.com/mcp/sse"
}