VauCode Documentation

Open the VauCode project dashboard and continue an existing project.

Use New Project to start a supported project or open a connected GitHub repository.

Use project actions for project-level management, including permanent local deletion after confirmation.

Open Settings for editor preferences, toolchains, integrations, account, support, notifications and updates.

Create a Next.js project directly from the New Project flow and follow the live creation log.

Create a native Android project with Kotlin + Jetpack Compose and no XML-based starter UI.

Create a React Native project and open it in the VauCode editor after setup completes.

Connect GitHub, browse accessible repositories, clone a repository and open the cloned project.

Flutter is supported through the installed Flutter toolchain and terminal workflow; the current New Project sheet does not expose a dedicated Flutter project tile.

Open project files from the project file browser and edit source code inside the VauCode editor.

Create new files and folders from the file selection workspace.

Rename and delete project files or folders with confirmation where required.

Save edited files manually or enable Auto Save Edited File from Settings.

Use project search to locate text across project files while generated dependency folders are excluded from normal project search.

Use the built-in terminal for local development commands and project workflows.

Install and manage the Linux environment, Node.js + Next.js and Git from VauCode Toolchain Setup.

Use Android development tooling for Kotlin/Compose builds and device-side Android workflows.

Use Flutter commands after the Flutter runtime is installed.

Use React Native tooling with Node.js and the Android toolchain for Android builds.

Start a local development server and open a detected running port in preview.

See running development ports with the project name and local preview address.

Check TypeScript problems for supported JavaScript/TypeScript projects.

Use project analysis to run the best available analyzer for Flutter, TypeScript or Gradle-based projects.

Install project dependencies when TypeScript diagnostics report that TypeScript is not available in the project.

Build, install, launch and run Kotlin/Jetpack Compose Android projects from the VauCode workflow.

VauCode-created Compose projects include a Live Edit workflow for fast UI changes after the first full run.

Use r for a supported fast Android Live Edit refresh and R for a full build/install/relaunch.

Start React Native Metro locally and build an Android debug APK when the required toolchain is ready.

React Native readiness checks surface missing Android toolchain components instead of silently failing.

GitHub: connect an account, browse repositories, clone and open projects; normal Git pull/push/fetch workflows remain available.

Firebase: sign in with Google, view accessible Firebase projects and select the project used for the development workspace.

Supabase: connect, choose a project, browse Tables, Functions and Triggers, and inspect returned table columns and rows.

Vercel: connect an account and browse accessible personal/team projects.

The current dashboard Deploy to Vercel shortcut is explicitly unavailable, so this guide does not treat direct VauCode deployment as a completed workflow.

Open Lisha from the editor for project-aware coding assistance.

Lisha can inspect files, search the project, create or patch files, check diagnostics and review Git status/diff/history.

Terminal commands and destructive file actions require user confirmation in the agent workflow.

Use Settings for auto-save, integrations, toolchain setup, account access, support, notifications, update checks and What's New.

Use the complete workflow: create/open project → edit → analyze → run/preview → review changes → continue with Git/integrations.