Configuration

Access: File → Preferences → Settings → Extensions → AI Primitives Hub

Settings

Setting	Description	Default
promptregistry.installationScope	Installation scope (user, workspace, project)	user
promptregistry.enableLogging	Enable debug logging	true
promptregistry.autoCheckUpdates	Auto-check updates on activation	true
promptregistry.updateCheck.enabled	Enable update checks	true
promptregistry.updateCheck.frequency	daily, weekly, manual	daily
promptregistry.updateCheck.autoUpdate	Auto-install updates	false
promptregistry.updateCheck.cacheTTL	Cache TTL (ms)	300000
promptregistry.security.scanOnOpen	Scan trusted local Markdown files when opened	true
promptregistry.security.scanOnSave	Scan trusted local Markdown files on save	true
promptregistry.security.minimumSeverity	Minimum diagnostic severity	INFO
promptregistry.security.includeLlmControls	Enable LLM control checks	false
promptregistry.security.showInfoControls	Show informational controls	true
promptregistry.security.debounceMs	Automatic scan debounce delay (ms)	300

Telemetry

Telemetry respects VS Code's built-in telemetry setting. To enable or disable it:

1. Open File → Preferences → Settings (or Cmd+, / Ctrl+,)
2. Search for telemetry.telemetryLevel
3. Choose a level:

Level	Effect on AI Primitives Hub
all	Telemetry events are collected
error	Only error events are collected
crash	Telemetry is disabled
off	Telemetry is disabled

You can also set it in settings.json:

{
  "telemetry.telemetryLevel": "all"
}

Enabling telemetry helps us understand how the extension is used so we can focus on the features that matter most. For GitHub-based bundle installs, the telemetry payload uses the base bundle identity in the bundleId field and keeps the version in the version field so analytics can aggregate installs correctly.

Export/Import Settings

• Export: Registry Explorer toolbar → Export button
• Import: Registry Explorer toolbar → Import button (merge or replace)

Installation Paths

Platform	Path
macOS	~/Library/Application Support/Code/User/prompts
Linux	~/.config/Code/User/prompts
Windows	%APPDATA%/Code/User/prompts

See Also

• Settings Reference — Complete settings list
• Troubleshooting — Common issues