Supported IDEs

SonarQube for VS Code will run analyses in numerous VS Code forks. This page provides more details on these IDE variants including information to migrate your existing settings from VS Code.

SonarQube for VS Code integrates with multiple IDEs built on the VS Code architecture and is designed to be easily installed and fully functional within these environments. This broad compatibility ensures that you can leverage SonarQube's code analysis tools while using your favorite IDE.

As a result, you can expect a consistent experience, with SonarQube's features like on-the-fly issue detection, quick fixes, rule customization, and connected mode working as intended, regardless of the specific VS Code-based IDE you’re using.

In addition, SonarQube's compatibility with VS Code forks extends to your integrated AI tools. SonarQube for VS Code is built to coexist with these AI features, so you can benefit from both intelligent code assistance and robust static analysis without conflicts.

Installing a compatible IDE

Supported IDE	Profile migration is available
VS Code	None required
Cursor	✅ Check our Installation guide
GitPod	Install your extension
Kiro	✅
Trae	Manage your extension
VSCodium	✅
Windsurf	✅ Check our Installation guide

Note that although your supported IDE has migrated your extension, your SonarQube token is in secure storage and will not be migrated; you will be prompted to reauthenticate your connection.

When using Visual Studio Code and GitHub Codespaces, SonarQube for VS Code is available directly from the VS Code Marketplace.

IDE-specific features

SonarQube features and workflows may differ for each supported IDE. Please see these dedicated pages as for more information as it becomes available:

SonarQube for VS Code in Cursor

SonarQube for VS Code in Windsurf