Kilo Code for VS Code 7Ship code faster with AI agents working in parallel

Kilo Code for VS Code 7

Kilo Code v7 is a rebuilt AI coding assistant for Visual Studio Code that brings parallel agent execution directly into your editor. Built on a portable core shared with Kilo CLI and OpenCode, it enables developers to run multiple specialized agents simultaneously, compare model outputs, and maintain seamless session continuity across platforms.

Product Highlights

• Parallel Execution: Run multiple tool calls, subagents, and custom agents simultaneously to dramatically accelerate development workflows
• Agent Manager: Switch between agent sessions with dedicated tabs, monitor progress in real-time, and never lose context when multitasking
• Inline Code Review: Review agent-generated changes with line-level comments, unified or split diff views, and structured feedback sent directly to chat
• Git Worktrees: Isolate parallel agents in separate branches or share worktrees for collaborative coding without conflicts
• Multi-Model Comparison: Run the same prompt across 500+ models including Claude, GPT, and Gemini to compare real outputs side by side
• Cross-Platform Sessions: Start tasks in CLI, continue in VS Code, and share in Slack with full session persistence

Use Cases

• Rapid Feature Development: Delegate implementation, testing, and documentation to parallel specialist agents that merge results automatically
• Code Refactoring: Compare multiple AI models' approaches to complex refactors before committing to a direction
• Team Collaboration: Share agent sessions across surfaces and invite teammates to review agent changes like pull requests
• Remote Development: Start tasks over SSH in terminal, then seamlessly transition to VS Code without losing context

Target Audience

Kilo Code v7 is designed for professional developers, software engineers, and engineering teams who want to leverage AI agents for complex, multi-step coding tasks. Ideal for users of VS Code who need enterprise-grade agent orchestration with the flexibility of open-source tooling.