Commands
Open the Command Palette with Ctrl+Shift+P
(⌘+Shift+P on macOS) and type Sirius. The identifiers
are what you bind in keybindings.json.
| Command Palette title | Identifier |
|---|---|
| Sirius: Open AI Chat | sirius.ai.openChat |
| Sirius: Set API Key | sirius.ai.setApiKey |
| Sirius: Select AI Model | sirius.ai.selectModel |
| Sirius: Toggle Thinking Mode | sirius.ai.toggleThinking |
| Sirius: Set Thinking Effort Level | sirius.ai.setThinkingEffort |
| Sirius: Explain Selected Code | sirius.ai.explainSelection |
| Sirius: Fix Errors in Selection | sirius.ai.fixErrors |
| Sirius: Write Tests for Selection | sirius.ai.writeTests |
| Sirius: Refactor Selection | sirius.ai.refactor |
| Sirius: Generate Commit Message | sirius.ai.generateCommitMessage |
| Sirius: Resolve Merge Conflicts | sirius.ai.resolveMergeConflicts |
| Sirius: Import from VS Code, Cursor, or Windsurf | sirius.ai.importFromEditor |
The selection commands — explain, fix, write tests, refactor — also appear in the editor’s right-click menu when text is selected. The git commands run from the Source Control view as well: the sparkle on the commit box and the merge-conflict action call them.