Every developer I know has the same quiet frustrations.

Leaked API keys that slipped past .gitignore. VS Code that got slow somewhere between extension 15 and 20. Architecture nobody fully understands anymore. Regex tested in a browser tab, then pasted back. Focus sessions interrupted by a notification that could have waited.

None of these are catastrophic. They just compound.

I spent the last several months building 14 VS Code extensions — one per pain point. Each one is a focused tool that brings a useful signal inside the editor, at the moment it matters.

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THE SUITE (Publisher: AtulHritik)
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SecureVault Pro → Scans files and workspaces for API keys, credentials, PII, .env risks
ExtensionShield → Audits installed extensions for trust, telemetry, publisher safety
DependencyGuard → Surfaces vulnerable package signals for npm, pip, cargo, Go modules
PerfMaster → Tracks VS Code startup behavior, resource signals, workspace hotspots
TeamFlow → Keeps PR context, tech debt, and changelog close to the code
OnboardingOS → Turns a codebase into an annotated, navigable knowledge system
SessionVault Pro → Saves and restores full development context — files, terminals, all
CodeQuality Suite → Combines coverage, merge review, accessibility audit, quality dashboards
APIStudio → Validates OpenAPI, runs SQL, shows ERDs — inside VS Code
ArchitectureMapper → Generates dependency graphs, finds cycles, exports architecture maps
DevMetrics → Tracks local coding activity — nothing leaves your machine
FocusMode Pro → Adds Pomodoro, typewriter mode, smart notifications, deep focus controls
RegexWorkshop Pro → Builds, tests, explains, saves regex patterns — no browser tab needed
LocaleWizard → Finds hardcoded strings, extracts to i18n, tracks translation coverage

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THE PHILOSOPHY
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Most developer tooling works like this: something goes wrong, a post-mortem happens, a new dashboard gets added to the bookmark bar. That dashboard gets checked once.

This suite works differently. The signal appears inside the editor, at the moment it matters.

SecureVault catching a leaked key before a commit is worth more than a SIEM alert after the push. DependencyGuard flagging a vulnerable package during development is worth more than a Dependabot PR three weeks later. ArchitectureMapper showing a circular dependency before a refactor is worth more than a three-hour debugging session after one.

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PRICING AND TRIAL
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• India: ₹49 per extension (one-time)
• Outside India: $2.90 per extension (one-time)
• Trial: 14 days free, no login required
• License: One key activates one extension on one machine

Extensions: https://atulhritik-payments.vercel.app

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HOW TO GET STARTED
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Install from VS Code Marketplace (publisher: AtulHritik) or install the .vsix package manually.

Open Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), search the extension name, run the main command.

To unlock paid features: run Buy License → complete payment → copy key → run Enter License Key.

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LINKS
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Repository: https://github.com/atul0016/VSCDExtension-new
Issues: https://github.com/atul0016/VSCDExtension-new/issues