Available Commands

Setup & Configuration Commands

Note

These commands support both Zephyr and bare-metal CMake / SDK projects. The Workspace and Tools Setup wizard detects the project type from the selected source and adapts its steps accordingly. File → Open Folder remains available as a fallback for opening an already-configured project that does not need new tools.

Table 1 Setup & Configuration Commands

Command	Description
onsemi: Workspace and Tools Setup	Open the interactive Workspace and Tools Setup panel (Zephyr or bare-metal CMake/SDK; project type is detected from the selected source)
onsemi: Import Application	Import sample applications from a configured SDK / Repository (multi-sample selection for both CMake / bare-metal SDK and Zephyr; Zephyr samples are paired with the selected board)
onsemi: Create New Application	Create a new application project from scratch or a sample template (Zephyr or bare-metal CMake/SDK)

Project Commands

Note

These commands are not available through the Command Palette. Access them via context menus in the Explorer or onsemi Studio Activity Bar.

Table 2 Project Commands

Command	Description
onsemi: Project: Build	Build the selected or active project
onsemi: Project: Clean	Clean build artifacts
onsemi: Project: Rebuild	Clean and rebuild project
onsemi: Project: Configure	Configure CMake project (bare-metal CMake projects only)
onsemi: Project: Flash	Flash firmware to device (Zephyr)
onsemi: Project: Debug	Start debugging session with active ELF file
onsemi: Project: Stop Task	Cancel the in-flight build / configure / clean / flash for the selected project (also available as an inline icon on the project node and from the Command Palette while a task is running)
onsemi: Project: Menuconfig	Run the menuconfig Kconfig editor (Zephyr projects, and CMake projects that expose a menuconfig target)
onsemi: Project: Guiconfig	Run the guiconfig Kconfig editor (Zephyr projects, and CMake projects that expose a guiconfig target)
onsemi: Project: RAM Report	Generate RAM usage report (Zephyr)
onsemi: Project: ROM Report	Generate ROM usage report (Zephyr)
onsemi: Project: Select Active ELF	Select the active ELF file for debugging
onsemi: Project: Clear Active ELF	Clear the currently active ELF file
onsemi: Project: Rescan ELFs	Rescan project for available ELF files
onsemi: Project: Open Terminal	Open integrated terminal with project environment
onsemi: Remove Folder from Workspace	Remove the project’s folder from the current VS Code workspace (Workbench view context menu), mirroring the File Explorer’s built-in action

West Commands (Zephyr)

Table 3 West Commands (Zephyr)

Command	Description
onsemi: West: Set Repository Path	Set the Zephyr repository path
onsemi: West: Initialize Workspace	Initialize a new West workspace
onsemi: West: Update Workspace	Update West workspace dependencies
onsemi: West: List Boards	Display available Zephyr boards
onsemi: West: List Shields	Display available Zephyr shields
onsemi: West: Setup Python Environment	Setup Python virtual environment
onsemi: West: Install Python Packages	Install required Python packages
onsemi: West: List Snippets	List available Zephyr snippets discovered from the sibling Zephyr tree (<west-dir>/zephyr/snippets) and the repository’s own snippets/ folder (output shown in the output channel)

IntelliSense Commands

Table 4 IntelliSense Commands

Command	Description
onsemi: IntelliSense: Switch Provider	Switch between clangd and Microsoft C/C++
onsemi: IntelliSense: Regenerate clangd Configuration	Regenerate .clangd config file
onsemi: IntelliSense: Refresh configuration	Refresh IntelliSense configuration from build info

Panel Commands

Note

Panel commands open dedicated webviews. Some are gated by context keys and only appear when the workspace state enables them.

Table 5 Panel Commands

Command	Description
onsemi: Repository Tools	Open the Repository Tools panel, which lists every registered repository that still exists on disk (from onsemi.repositories) grouped with its configured tool installations. Available from the Command Palette and as a title-bar action on the Application view. Gated behind the onsemi.hasRepositories context key.
onsemi: NVM Image Tool	Open the NVM Image Tool panel to configure and launch nvmi.exe. Only surfaced when a registered SDK declares NVM support (isNVMSupport: true in its sdk.json); gated behind the onsemi.nvmSupported context key.