Beta access

WworPoint is in beta. Installation instructions, manuals and examples are prepared for open reading without a login. Software and corresponding source are supplied to invited testers through a separate channel.

If you have been invited

1. Obtain the VS Code extension VSIX, corresponding source and license documents through the channel supplied with your invitation.
2. Save the VSIX on your own computer. This informational site does not serve software downloads.
3. In VS Code, choose Extensions: Install from VSIX and select your saved file.

Start with the extension only. A separate Node.js, npm or CLI installation is unnecessary.

Illustrated installation guide · VS Code beginner guide · System requirements

The walkthrough follows Mac-checked operations. System requirements describe required versions and the current Windows/Linux verification limits. Different builds may share version0.1.0; compare your file with the hash supplied alongside its distribution.

Asking the Claude Code app

Provide the public manual URL and the local path to your supplied VSIX. Replace the VSIX field below with the actual path.

Public manual: https://wworpoint.ugaslabs.com/docs/0.1.0/vscode/
Local VSIX: 〈path to the VSIX saved on my computer〉
Use this manual to guide me through starting with the WworPoint VS Code extension. Do not add the CLI, Node.js or npm. Explain the needed steps. I will handle app permissions and reloading VS Code.

Use the VS Code manual as the guide. AI is a separate service or tool. What the app can operate depends on your environment.

CLI users (optional)

A separate CLI TGZ is supplied for terminal workflows and automation. You do not need both the CLI and extension. The CLI requires Node.js 22.12 or later and npm.

CLI installation

License and distribution

Program license · Third-party notices · Security and licensing

Corresponding source and applicable terms are supplied through the invited-tester distribution channel. This site publishes product information, installation guidance and manuals. Software delivery and tester access are handled separately. There is no self-service registration or automated invitation.