Update VS Code Walkthrough to Include New Features: GitHub Copilot x Extension Chat Hooks, Kaito Integration, and Auto-Deployment

[Tatsinnit]

We recently release 2 major features, and previously an auto-deployment feature as well.

Description:

We have recently added three significant features to our VS Code extension, and the current walkthrough does not reflect these updates. To provide a better onboarding experience for users, we need to re-adjust the walkthrough content and include detailed steps for:

New Features to Update in Walkthrough:

1. GitHub Copilot x VS Code Extension Chat Hooks

   • Context:
     • This feature introduces enhanced collaboration by integrating GitHub Copilot directly into the extension's chat interface, allowing users to receive AI-powered code suggestions and guidance seamlessly.
   • Usage:
     • Show how users can enable the GitHub Copilot integration within the chat interface.
     • Provide examples of how to utilize chat hooks for improved coding assistance.

2. Kaito Integration

   • Context:
     • The Kaito integration introduces advanced capabilities, enabling more intelligent code search, contextual suggestions, and enhanced navigation within the project.
   • Usage:
     • Guide users on how to set up and enable Kaito within the extension.
     • Demonstrate use cases, such as advanced search features and code insights.

3. Auto-Deployment Feature (Previously Released)

   • Context:
     • Although this feature was previously released, it has not been adequately covered in the current walkthrough. It provides automated deployment capabilities directly from the extension, simplifying the CI/CD process for users.
   • Usage:
     • Provide step-by-step instructions on how to configure auto-deployment.
     • Include best practices for setting up deployment triggers and managing environments.

Action Items:

• Update the walkthrough content to include the GitHub Copilot x Extension Chat Hooks integration.
• Add a new section for Kaito Integration with detailed usage instructions.
• Revise and expand the auto-deployment feature section to ensure clarity and user understanding.
• Update screenshots and examples in the walkthrough to reflect the latest UI and feature changes.

Additional Notes:

• Ensure the walkthrough sections are easy to navigate, with clear headings and usage examples for each feature.
• This update aims to provide users with a comprehensive guide to leveraging these new features effectively, enhancing the overall user experience.

[joybb]

I wanted to propose the walkthrough being launched on demand or being an option to be launched as a function or task of the AKS extension.

• The current iteration will launch the walkthrough for every version update. Now, if I release 1.5.3 in matter of 2 days. It will again launch the walkthrough.
• I actually use dev boxes, which means on every new devbox installation, it will launch the walkthrough. I would like it to not pop up as i did it previously.

[Tatsinnit]

I wanted to propose the walkthrough being launched on demand or being an option to be launched as a function or task of the AKS extension.

• The current iteration will launch the walkthrough for every version update. Now, if I release 1.5.3 in matter of 2 days. It will again launch the walkthrough.
• I actually use dev boxes, which means on every new devbox installation, it will launch the walkthrough. I would like it to not pop up as i did it previously.

I think we could remove this on activation even altogether and keep this OnDeman like in Mac cmd + shift + P --> > Welcome: open walkthrough... then select walkthrough. Here is the PR for that.