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I don’t know how should I shape the soul patch (hair under the lip). Does it look good like this or should I change it?

Copy-pasting context into agents that live outside Neovim is not pleasant.

I made a small plugin that attaches Neovim context to agent prompts, but only when you're in Visual mode. The idea is that Visual mode becomes the "yes, use my editor context for this prompt" signal.

It automatically sends the current buffer/file, selected range when there is one, and optionally cursor position, current line, and diagnostics.

Supported agents right now:

• Codex
• Claude Code
• OpenCode

Repo: https://github.com/azorng/vision.nvim

The rough flow is:

prompt agent
-> agent hook runs visionctl
-> visionctl asks the matching Neovim session for Visual-mode context
-> context gets attached to the prompt

:VisionInstall <provider> edits the matching agent config to add a hook/plugin. The README lists the exact files it touches.

It’s still early, but the workflow already feels much nicer to me: enter Visual mode, ask the agent, and it can see what I mean without me manually feeding it context.

Any feedback is welcome.