General availability release.
- Docs AI assistant — In-editor chat with Cloudinary documentation. Includes chat history, source citations, and a dedicated webview panel.
- Homescreen sidebar — Redesigned home view with search, environment switcher, recent conversations, and an AI tools panel.
- Configure AI Tools — One-click installer for Cloudinary skills and MCP servers across Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, Claude Code, and Universal targets. Scope-aware (global vs. workspace) with install-status detection.
- Webview-based asset explorer — Replaces the native VS Code tree view. Supports streaming pagination, search, and parallel fetching.
- Analytics tracking — Anonymous usage telemetry for commands and webview interactions. Sensitive payload keys are stripped before transmission; session id persisted in global state.
- CI: VSIX build artifacts — Feature branches now produce installable VSIX builds with PR-comment download links.
- Welcome screen interactions — Refreshed onboarding flow.
- Cloudinary webview toolbar — Unified toolbar styling across Docs AI, library, and homescreen.
- Homescreen renders shell instantly — Static shell paints first, data loads asynchronously.
- AI tools platform detection — Auto-detects installed AI platforms (Cursor, Copilot, etc.) on panel open; defaults to GitHub Copilot when running inside VS Code.
- Preview and upload panels close on environment switch instead of attempting in-place update.
- Home recent-conversations list refreshes correctly after new chats.
- Upload panel title shows the active cloud name; presets refetched on environment switch.
- Docs AI prompt handoff no longer flashes during transition.
- Save the
cloudinary-1.0.0.vsixfile somewhere on your machine. - In VS Code:
Cmd+Shift+P→ Extensions: Install from VSIX… → pick the file. Or from a terminal:code --install-extension cloudinary-1.0.0.vsix --force - Reload the window:
Cmd+Shift+P→ Developer: Reload Window.
The Cloudinary icon should appear in the Activity Bar.