Two VS code tutorials (#3603)

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# Community and Contributing
The project is open source, and welcomes contributions from the community. If you'd like to support the project or directly contribute to it, you can check out [the VSCode MCP repo on GitHub](https://github.com/block/vscode-mcp), or [join the Block Open Source Discord](https://discord.gg/block-opensource) if you'd like to ask the team any questions or start discussions.
You can also follow the [tutorial showing you how to integrate VS Code with Goose](/docs/mcp/vscode-mcp).
You can also follow the [tutorial showing you how to integrate VS Code with Goose](/docs/mcp/vs-code-mcp).
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## VS Code Extension: Your Favorite Editor, Connected
One of the biggest points in conversations with people especially around vibe coding, is finding ways to track what changes are being made. While version control is always recommended, sometimes I want to be able to stop or change direction before going too far. The [VS Code Extension](/docs/mcp/vscode-mcp) alongside other features, allows me to preview the diff of my code changes before I commit them.
One of the biggest points in conversations with people especially around vibe coding, is finding ways to track what changes are being made. While version control is always recommended, sometimes I want to be able to stop or change direction before going too far. The [VS Code Extension](/docs/mcp/vs-code-mcp) alongside other features, allows me to preview the diff of my code changes before I commit them.
I can choose to accept or refuse these changes, or tell Goose to try something else before any actual changes are made.