a VS Code Extension powered by ChatGPT that's designed to provide you with code Explanations, Comments, and Audits. We've tailored it specifically for Sui Move development. Give it a try: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=gptutor.gptutor&ssr=false#overview

While it's cool to see type hints and highlighting, this behavior is a bit annoying. If I have correct code and I'm adding a new line, it instantly treats the following lines as wrong, marks them with a red line, and hides type hints. It's like an annoying on/off blinking of code that's not relevant to what I'm writing. That takes away focus and distracts.

From: https://x.com/SadMouseTweets/status/1862214273881059368

If you're building on the Sui blockchain, here’s the ultimate list of essential Visual Studio Code extensions available directly from the VS Code Marketplace to boost your development workflow:

🔹 Move Analyzer This is the most important extension for writing and debugging Move smart contracts on Sui. It gives you real-time syntax checking, error diagnostics, auto-completion, and more for .move files. 👉 Get it on the Marketplace

🔹 Sui Move Snippets (community-supported) While not official, you may find Move language snippets and templates on the marketplace that can speed up writing repetitive Move patterns. Search for “Move Snippets” or “Sui Move” in the marketplace and explore those tailored to your needs. 👉 Search Move on VS Code Marketplace

🔹 SuiKit Integration (via TypeScript tools) While not a VS Code extension itself, if you’re building Sui dApps using TypeScript, pair your coding environment with VS Code extensions like:

• ESLint
• Prettier
• TypeScript Toolbox These help when working with frameworks like SuiKit for frontend logic and transaction scripting.

The Move Analyzer is your most essential extension for Sui smart contract work and is directly supported by the Move community. Make sure you also install related tools like the Sui CLI and enable Sui devnet/testnet environments for a complete local dev setup. For more official dev tooling, check https://docs.sui.io/build/tools.