Integrations
Configure your favorite AI coding tools â from CLI agents to IDE plugins â to use WisGate models in minutes.
Cline
A powerful VS Code extension for AI-powered code generation and file operations.
Cline
Cline is a powerful VS Code extension that helps you use AI models directly in the editor for code generation, file operations, and more. It not only speeds up development but also provides contextual understanding and intelligent suggestions for complex tasks.
When using WisGate, configure the API endpoint https://api.wisgate.cn/v1.
1. Install Cline Extension
1. Open Extension Marketplace
- Open VS Code
- Click the extension marketplace icon on the left
- Search for
clinein the search box - Find the
Clineextension
2. Install Extension
- Click the
Installbutton - After installation, select trust developer
2. Configure API Settings
1. Select API Key Method
Select Use your own API Key
2. Enter Configuration
- API Provider: Select
OpenAI Compatible - Base URL: Enter
https://api.wisgate.cn/v1 - API Key: Enter your WisGate API Key
- Model: Select "Use custom" and enter the model name (e.g.,
gpt-5.5) - Other settings:
- Uncheck Support Images
- Set Context Window Size to
200000 - Adjust
temperatureand other parameters as needed
3. Start Using
After configuration, you can enter your requirements in the input box and let the model help you with various tasks:
- Create and edit files
- Generate code
- Refactor code
- Explain code logic
- Debug issues
4. Usage Tips
- For tasks that need file reads or writes, confirm Cline's file access permissions first.
- For large projects, specify the target folder, target files, and expected change scope.
- If your task does not need vision capability, keep Support Images disabled to avoid unnecessary compatibility issues.
FAQ
API requests fail
Confirm that API Provider is OpenAI Compatible, Base URL is https://api.wisgate.cn/v1, and the API key has no extra spaces.
Context length is not enough
Increase Context Window Size, or split the task into smaller steps and let Cline handle them in stages.