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Works where you already code
Installs into VS Code or VS Code-compatible editors like Cursor — no separate app, no switching editors.
Integrations
Escape AI integrations — where it connects
A real editor, and an open door for any MCP-compatible server — honestly scoped, no marketplace we don't have.
Editor
VS Code extension
A real extension for your existing editor — not a separate app to install and switch to.
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VS Code Marketplace
Available now on the VS Code Marketplace — install it in a couple clicks, no separate download.
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Full agent, in the editor
Diff review, terminal access, and git integration all work the same way inside the editor as they do in chat and desktop.
MCP
Connect any MCP-compatible server
There's no curated one-click directory. In Settings, you add a server by giving it a name, a command, and arguments — Escape AI runs whatever you point it at.
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Manual setup, full control
Name it, give it a command and args, and it's available to the agent — the same way you'd configure MCP in any other client.
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Filesystem servers
One common example in the wider MCP ecosystem — not something Escape AI bundles, just a server people commonly point the agent at.
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Database servers
Postgres and similar MCP servers are another common ecosystem example teams wire up manually for schema-aware queries.