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All Iris commands are available via the VS Code command palette — press Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS, then type Iris to filter the list. Some commands are also available in right-click context menus in the Explorer file tree and inside the editor itself.

Command palette commands

Use these commands to trigger analysis, manage hooks, export reports, and open Iris panels from anywhere in VS Code.
CommandDescription
Iris: Analyse Current FileManually re-analyse the active file
Iris: Analyse WorkspaceAnalyse all JS/TS/Go/Python files in the workspace
Iris: Analyse This FileRight-click a file in Explorer to analyse it
Iris: Analyse This FolderRight-click a folder in Explorer to analyse it
Iris: Analyse Current FolderAnalyse the folder of the currently open file
Iris: Open in PanelPop the sidebar out into a full editor panel beside your code
Iris: Export Scan Report as HTMLSave the current analysis as a standalone HTML report
Iris: Install Git HookInstall the pre-push hook into .git/hooks/pre-push
Iris: Uninstall Git HookRemove the Iris block from the pre-push hook
Iris: Install Build HookWire Iris health checks into the project build — prebuild for Node, Makefile target for Go/Python
Iris: Uninstall Build HookRemove the Iris build hook, leaving any other build steps intact
Iris: Open Dependents TableOpen the dependency audit panel (versions + CVEs)
Iris: Show Welcome PageOpen the Getting Started welcome page

Context menus

Iris 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/Go/Python fileIris: Analyse This File
  • Right-click a folderIris: Analyse This Folder
  • Right-click anywhere in the Explorer → Iris: Analyse 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: Analyse Current File — re-run analysis on the file you are editing
  • Iris: Analyse Current Folder — analyse all supported files in the same folder
  • Iris: Analyse Workspace — run a full workspace scan from the editor context menu