Iris Code VS Code Command Palette and Context Menu Reference - Iris Code

Every Iris Code command is available from the command palette. Press Ctrl+Shift+P, or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS, then type Iris Code to filter the list. Several also appear in right-click context menus, in the Explorer file tree and in the editor, where that is the quicker route.

Looking for the terminal commands instead? Those are in the CLI reference. This page is the editor.

In the command palette

Command	Description
`Iris Code: Scan Current File`	Manually re-scan the active file
`Iris Code: Scan Workspace`	Scan all JS/TS/Vue/Svelte/Go/Python/Ruby/C#/Java/Rust files in the workspace
`Iris Code: Rescan Everything`	Scan the workspace again, analysing every file rather than reusing unchanged results
`Iris Code: Scan This File`	Right-click a file in Explorer to scan it
`Iris Code: Scan This Folder`	Right-click a folder in Explorer to scan it
`Iris Code: Scan Current Folder`	Scan the folder of the currently open file
`Iris Code: Open in Panel`	Pop the sidebar out into a full editor panel beside your code
`Iris Code: Open Code Map`	Open the latest workspace scan as a collapsible health tree
`Iris Code: Export Scan Report as HTML`	Save the current analysis as a standalone HTML report
`Iris Code: Install Git Hook`	Install the pre-push hook. Follows Git’s `core.hooksPath`, so a Husky project gets `.husky/pre-push`
`Iris Code: Uninstall Git Hook`	Remove the Iris Code block from the pre-push hook
`Iris Code: Install Build Hook`	Wire Iris Code scans into the project build - `prebuild` for Node, Makefile target for Go, Python, Ruby, and .NET
`Iris Code: Uninstall Build Hook`	Remove the Iris Code build hook, leaving any other build steps intact
`Iris Code: Write Project Rules for AI Agents`	Generate this project’s rules into `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, a Cursor rule, or Copilot instructions
`Iris Code: Open Config Studio`	Open the browser Config Studio to build or edit `.irisconfig.json`
`Iris Code: Open Dependents Table`	Open the dependency audit panel (versions + CVEs)
`Iris Code: Show Welcome Page`	Open the Getting Started welcome page

Context menus

Iris Code adds entries to the right-click menu in two places in the VS Code interface.

Explorer (file tree)

Right-clicking inside the Explorer panel exposes file- and folder-scoped commands without requiring you to open the file first:

Right-click a JS/TS/Vue/Svelte/Go/Python/Ruby/C#/Java/Rust file → Iris Code: Scan This File
Right-click a folder → Iris Code: Scan This Folder
Right-click anywhere in the Explorer → Iris Code: Scan Workspace

Editor (inside a file)

Right-clicking inside an open file gives you analysis commands scoped to the current file or its containing folder:

Iris Code: Scan Current File - re-run analysis on the file you are editing
Iris Code: Scan Current Folder - scan all supported files in the same folder
Iris Code: Scan Workspace - run a full workspace scan from the editor context menu