Use Atomic Bomb directly from your editor with IDE-native commands for creating artifacts, configuring projects, and maintaining generated structures.
Atomic Bomb Plugins
Bring the Atomic Bomb workflow into your IDE. The plugins use the project-local Atomic Bomb CLI and configuration, keeping generated code consistent whether commands run in the editor or terminal.
Visual Studio Code
The VS Code plugin is available now. Create global, domain, subdomain, and module artifacts from the command palette or Explorer context menu. It also supports setup checks, platform configuration, skill updates, cleanup, structure import and export, and the CLI's AI generation and validation options.
The extension prefers the workspace-local
WebStorm
A WebStorm plugin is planned. It will provide JetBrains-native actions and project-tree integration while using the same Atomic Bomb CLI, project configuration, and generated structure as the VS Code plugin.
Status: Planned. The plugin is not available for installation yet.
One Project Workflow
Editor integrations do not replace or duplicate Atomic Bomb's generator logic. They invoke the same project tooling, so terminal and IDE workflows remain compatible.
WebStorm
Planned for a later release.
Requirement
Install Atomic Bomb in the project so each IDE can use the workspace-local CLI.
