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V3Code is a fork of VS Code, so it should feel like home from the first launch — your muscle memory, keybindings, and the extension ecosystem all carry over. And you don’t have to rebuild your setup by hand.

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Transfer your setup

In Settings → Transfer, pull your extensions and settings from an editor you already use:
  • Transfer from VS Code
  • Transfer from Cursor
  • Transfer from Windsurf
One click brings your existing configuration into V3Code, so you start where you left off instead of from a blank slate.

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What’s different

The editor is familiar; the intelligence is what’s new. Once you’re in, the parts worth learning are the agent modes, Context Bridge, and memory — the things a plain VS Code fork doesn’t have.