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VL-Code Introduction

VL-Code is the local runtime shell for building, editing, validating, and previewing Visual Language projects with an AI-first workflow.

Current Public Snapshot

  • VLC runtime: 1.33.7
  • VL baseline: 4.1
  • Local web entry: http://127.0.0.1:4000
  • Main shell modes: Code, Flow, Visual, Logic, Data, Map

What To Read First

What VLC Gives You

  • a local shell for editing .vx, .sc, .cp, .vs, .vdb, and .vth
  • host-native panels for source editing, workflow graphs, metadata maps, AI chat, and detail logs
  • embedded VxEditor panels for visual stage editing, event logic, properties, object tree inspection, and data browsing
  • a bridge from local project work into compile, preview, and deploy flows on the VisualLogic platform

Runtime Model

The current shell is split into two layers:

  1. Host layer: workspace tree, tabs, code editor, AI assistant, flow view, map view, logs
  2. Embedded layer: visual stage, logic editor, data browser, object tree, properties

That split is the reason VLC can behave both like a code-oriented IDE and like a graphical editor for VL projects.

Public Starting Point

If you want a runnable sample project, start with one of the refreshed import packs in VisualLogic.ai-VL. Those packs include both VLProject/ sources and appCaseJsonMap/ snapshots so users can inspect structure immediately.