Code Mode Extension

Execute JavaScript code to interact with multiple MCP tools

The Code Mode extension enables Code Mode, a programmatic approach for interacting with MCP tools.

The Code Mode extension is an MCP server that exposes three meta-tools. When Code Mode is enabled, the LLM writes JavaScript code that goose executes using a Deno-based runtime called Port of Context to discover tools, learn their interfaces, and call them programmatically.

This helps manage context window usage more efficiently when multiple extensions are enabled and when performing workflows with multiple tool calls.

Configuration

goose Desktop

goose CLI

Run the configure command:

goose configure

Choose to Toggle Extensions

┌   goose-configure 
│
◇  What would you like to configure?
│  Toggle Extensions 
│
◆  Enable extensions: (use "space" to toggle and "enter" to submit)
// highlight-start    
│  ● code_execution
// highlight-end  
└  Extension settings updated successfully

Example Usage

In this example, we'll ask goose to compile a report that requires multiple tool calls.

goose Prompt

Create a LOG.md file with the current git branch, last 3 commits, and the version from package.json

goose Output

Desktop

I'll help you create a LOG.md file with the git branch, last 3 commits, and version from package.json. Let me gather all this information in one operation.

Execute Code code: import { shell, text_editor } from "developer" ...

Let me check the package.json path first:

Execute Code code: import { shell, text_editor } from "developer" ...

Perfect! I've created the LOG.md file with:

✅ Current git branch
✅ Last 3 commits (with hash, message, author, and relative time)
✅ Version from ui/desktop/package.json

The file has been saved to the root directory as LOG.md.