Manage Power Platform connections and developer tools directly from VS Code.
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Power Platform ToolBox extension is a VS Code extension that brings Power Platform connectivity and tooling into your editor. Connect to Dataverse environments, browse and install community tools from the marketplace, and launch tools within the context of your active connection — all without leaving VS Code.
You can report issues and submit ideas without leaving VS Code:
- Run PPTB: Report a Bug to open the bug report form.
- Run PPTB: Request a Feature to open the feature request form.
- Run PPTB: Open Issue Tracker to browse existing issues.
- Run PPTB: Join PPTB Discord to get support from the team.
Repository: https://github.com/PowerPlatformToolBox/vscode-extension
Screenshots for Marketplace listing are tracked in docs/screenshots/README.md. This folder documents the exact capture list to keep the listing current as preview features evolve.
Recommended listing captures:
- Connections view with active environment
- Marketplace view with install action
- Installed tools view with launch action
- Command palette showing feedback/support commands
How this extension compares to the Power Platform ToolBox Desktop App.
- VS Code 1.85.0 or higher
- An active Power Platform / Dataverse environment to connect
- Install the extension from the VS Code Marketplace.
- Open the Power Platform ToolBox panel in the Activity Bar.
- Click Add Connection (+) to configure a connection to your Dataverse environment.
- Once connected, browse the Marketplace to discover and install community tools.
- Select a tool in Installed Tools and click Launch to run it within your active connection.
This extension does not contribute any VS Code settings at this time.
See the issue tracker for known issues and to report new ones. If you want direct community support, join Discord: https://discord.gg/efwAu9sXyJ
Contributions are welcome! Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on how to get started.
See CHANGELOG.md for release history.