it might not find the command depending on how it's set up. we're be reworking this logic in the next release so it does a better job detecting the command!
it should work if you run `claude` from within the IDE's built-in terminal
i'm one of the devs working on this. great feedback here! this is our initial release, but we're looking to iterate and improve on the diff'ing experience in the coming updates!
stay tuned for updates, and any further feedback is appreciated.
in addition to the diff viewing, the plugin also allows claude code to pick up more context from the IDE!
it should automatically pick up your current selection, as well as any highlight/diagnostic errors (squiggly errors and warnings) that the IDE finds. there's also a shortcut key (Cmd+Option+K) to send your current selection as a @File reference to the prompt.
it should work if you run `claude` from within the IDE's built-in terminal