The problem
Command-Tab switches VS Code, not the project you meant.
When several VS Code windows are open, app-level switching still leaves you searching for the exact repository or branch.
VS Code windows on Mac
Switch between multiple VS Code projects without guessing.
Developers often keep several VS Code windows open: product code, backend code, docs, experiments, config, and review branches. InfyniDock makes those project windows easier to identify.
The InfyniDock workflow
Make each VS Code project a visible window target.
InfyniDock helps preview and activate the exact VS Code window, then keep it together with Terminal, Chrome, docs, and AI assistant windows in a broader workflow.
Developer workflow benefits
Project recognition
Preview windows before switching to avoid opening the wrong codebase.
AI coding context
Keep VS Code near ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Terminal, and docs.
Workspaces
Group project windows into recurring coding contexts.
Best for
- Developers with multiple VS Code windows
- AI coding workflows with docs and terminal windows
- Users who switch between several repositories
Not the best fit for
- Developers who only use one editor window
- Users who prefer keyboard overlays only
Common questions
Can InfyniDock switch between VS Code windows?
Yes. InfyniDock focuses on exact window switching, which is useful when VS Code has multiple project windows open.
Can it replace Command-Tab for coding workflows?
It can complement Command-Tab by adding window previews, exact activation, FloatDock, and workspace context.
Is this useful with AI coding tools?
Yes. AI coding often adds assistant, browser, terminal, and preview windows, making exact window switching more important.