Explyt 5.10 makes the agent more integrated with your IDE workflow. It can now reuse Skills from dot directories used by other AI tools so that existing instructions can work across assistants, and show better hints for code and file links in chat, making it easier to view documentation or signatures without losing context.
Skills from All Vendors’ Dot Directories
Explyt now searches for Skills not only in .explyt/skills/*/SKILL.md, but also in .*/skills/*/SKILL.md inside other dot directories, such as .claude.
This makes it easier to reuse Skills and instructions that are already stored in the configuration folders of other AI tools. You no longer need to copy the same Skill into .explyt just to make it available to the agent.
Recognized configuration roots are highlighted in the project tree, so you can clearly see which directories Explyt has detected and where the Skills are coming from.
This is useful when a team uses different AI assistants and does not want to copy and paste Skills for each tool. A Skill maintained in one tool’s configuration folder can now be reused by Explyt as part of the same project setup.
Quick Documentation in Chat
We improved the hints for links to code and files in chat.
When the agent refers to a class, method, or file in its response, you can quickly view related documentation, a signature, or the file path without leaving the chat. This helps you understand the referenced code faster and reduces context switching while working through a conversation with the agent.
This is especially helpful in longer chats, where the agent may mention several files, methods, or classes, and you want to check what they are without interrupting your flow.
Reproduce, inspect and fix inside JetBrains IDEs, with the debugger, run configurations and IDE facts as evidence.
