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title: CommandTree Blog - VS Code Command Runner Guide Updates
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description: CommandTree release notes and practical VS Code task runner guides for command discovery, AI summaries, mise tasks, monorepo workflows, and workspace automation.
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<h1>Blog</h1>
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<p class="blog-subtitle">Release notes and practical guides for VS Code task discovery.</p>
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title: Tags
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title: CommandTree Blog Tags - VS Code Task Runner Topics
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description: Browse CommandTree blog tags for VS Code command runner topics including AI summaries, task discovery, mise tasks, monorepos, and workspace automation.
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<p class="blog-subtitle">Browse CommandTree posts by VS Code task runner topic.</p>
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description: Browse CommandTree blog categories for VS Code command runner guides covering task discovery, AI summaries, mise tasks, and workspace automation.
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<p class="blog-subtitle">Browse CommandTree posts by guide category.</p>
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title: "{{ tag | capitalize }} Articles - CommandTree VS Code Task Runner Blog"
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description: "CommandTree articles tagged with {{ tag | capitalize }} for VS Code developers who need task discovery, command running, AI summaries, and workspace automation tips."
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## Stored Locally, Updated Automatically
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Summaries are cached in a local SQLite database at `.commandtree/commandtree.sqlite3` in your workspace. They persist across sessions and only regenerate when the underlying script content changes, so there is no repeated API overhead.
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Summaries are cached in a local SQLite database at `.commandtree/commandtree.sqlite3` in your workspace. They persist across sessions and only regenerate when the underlying script content changes, reducing repeated summary generation.
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title: Run Mise Tasks From the VS Code Sidebar - CommandTree 0.9.0
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description: CommandTree 0.9.0 auto-discovers every mise task in your workspace - mise.toml, .mise.toml, mise.yaml - and runs them from the VS Code sidebar alongside npm, Make, Just, and 18 other command types.
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description: CommandTree 0.9.0 discovers mise tasks from mise.toml, .mise.toml, and mise.yaml, then runs them from the VS Code sidebar beside npm, Make, and Just.
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date: 2026-04-06
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## One Click to Run
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Click any mise task and CommandTree opens a new terminal in the same directory as the `mise.toml` file and runs `mise run <task>`. Tool versions, environment variables, and dependencies all resolve normally — *it is exactly the same command you would type yourself*. Tasks with parameters get prompted for input before they run.
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Click any mise task and CommandTree opens a new terminal in the same directory as the `mise.toml` file and runs `mise run <task>`, matching the command format in the [mise task runner documentation](https://mise.jdx.dev/tasks/). Tasks with parameters get prompted for input before they run.
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## Mise *And* Everything Else
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This is the part the mise-only extensions can't do. Most real projects are not pure mise. There is a `Makefile` from before the migration, an `npm run lint` script in `package.json`, a couple of shell scripts in `scripts/`, maybe a `Justfile` for the deploy step.
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Projects often keep more than one task system around: a `Makefile` from before the migration, an `npm run lint` script in `package.json`, shell scripts in `scripts/`, or a `Justfile` for the deploy step.
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CommandTree discovers **22 command types** and shows them in one tree:
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mise tasks, npm scripts, Makefile targets, Just recipes, Taskfile, shell scripts, Python scripts, PowerShell, Cargo, Gradle, Maven, Ant, Deno, Rake, Composer, Docker Compose services, .NET projects, C# scripts, F# scripts, VS Code tasks, launch configs, and Markdown files.
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**One extension instead of three.** Filter by tag, pin favourites, search by text — it all works across every command type at once.
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Filter by tag, pin favourites, and search by text across every command type at once.
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### Are summaries stored locally?
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Yes. All summaries are stored in a SQLite database at `.commandtree/commandtree.sqlite3` in your workspace root. No data is sent to external servers beyond the GitHub Copilot API that runs locally in VS Code.
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Yes. Summaries are stored in a SQLite database at `.commandtree/commandtree.sqlite3` in your workspace root. When AI summaries are enabled, CommandTree uses the installed [GitHub Copilot](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GitHub.copilot) extension to generate the text.
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