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# Codebase Analyzer with VSCode Extension
Managing feature flags spread across multiple providers can be a headache: jumping between dashboards, hunting in code, and hoping you didn’t miss anything. With the Codebase Analyzer VS Code extension, you get a unified view of every flag key and its default value—directly in your editor.
### How It Works Inside VS Code
1. **Trigger the Scan**
Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P) and run “Feature Experimentation: Set flag provider to analyze”. The extension launches the analyzer binary under the hood, passing your workspace or file path.
2. **View the Results**
A side panel appears showing:
* Provider Tabs: Switch between LaunchDarkly, OpenFeature, and more providers.
* Flag List: Each entry shows the flag key, its default value, and the file(s) where it’s declared.
* Quick Actions: Click on any flag to jump to its definition or copy the key to your clipboard, or create it.
3. **Inline Decorations**
As the panel renders, the extension also decorates your code:
* Gutter Icons beside each flag declaration.
* Hover Cards reveal default values and provider details when you hover over a flag key in the editor.
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