Status bar & dev controls
One-click dev actions and the CKV approvals badge, pinned above the editor.
AI
Preview — early access.
Overview
A thin status bar sits above the editor with a row of one-click dev actions — some run a command and report back inline, others just link out — plus a live badge for pending CKV (Creytix brain) approvals.
How it works
Each action is either a run (calls a dev-controls endpoint and shows its result inline for a few seconds) or a link (opens straight to an external URL). Results show green for success and red for failure, with the output trimmed to a short line. The CKV approvals badge stays visible alongside the actions so a pending approval is never buried in a different tab.
Steps
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Find the status bar
It runs across the top of the IDE, just above the editor pane.
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Run a dev action
Click a button; it shows "Running…" then a pass/fail result inline.
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Follow a link action
Some buttons open an external tool directly instead of running in place.
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Watch the CKV badge
It reflects pending brain approvals live — click through when it shows something waiting.
Capabilities
- One-click dev actions with inline running/pass/fail feedback.
- Mixed run/link actions — some execute in place, others hand off to an external tool.
- Live CKV approvals badge — pending brain approvals surface without switching tabs.
Limits & honest scope
- Action results clear automatically after a few seconds — they're a quick signal, not a persistent log (check IDE Ops for the fuller history).
- The exact set of dev actions is workspace-configured and can change; not every action is available in every workspace.