Vim-Claude-code – Claude CLI integration for AI workflows inside Vim
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I built vim-claude-code, a lightweight Vim plugin that lets you interact with Claude directly inside Vim through a split window.
The goal was to avoid leaving the editor to ask questions, refactor snippets, or generate code. I wanted something that feels native to Vim instead of context-switching to a browser or separate app.
What it does:
Opens a split window for Claude's responses
Sends selected code or custom prompts
Displays responses directly in Vim
Supports normal Vim navigation and scrolling
Minimal setup with no heavy UI layer
It’s still early and intentionally simple. I’d really appreciate feedback from Vim users, especially around workflow, keybindings, and split behavior. Happy to discuss tradeoffs and improvements.
GitHub: https://github.com/rishi-opensource/vim-claude-code
Thanks!
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