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[VS Code AI Toolkit] Provide user control over instruction file injection into settings

The AI Toolkit extension currently injects instruction file locations into the 'chat.instructionsFileLocations' user configuration, overriding user preferences and potentially conflicting with workspace-specific settings. Users desire 100% control over these settings and the ability to prevent automatic injection.

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@@Moukt4r | 0 pts | 11/28/2025

The AI Toolkit for Visual Studio code seems to inject some instruction file locations into the chat.instructionsFileLocations user configuration:, such as /home/vscode/.aitk/instructions/ and C:\Users\<user>\.aitk\instructions\ . Firstly, that is bad enough that an extension just injects instruction files as I want 100% control of that myself. Secondly, while it does so, if I am in a workspace where I have workspace specific instruction files set in the workspace settings, this extension is also pulling these into the user settings. And since I have setting sync on, this pollutes all my different workspaces with wrong settings for my instruction files. For example if I have only .github/instructions in my user setting and folderA/.github/instructions/ and folderB/.github/instructions/ in my workspace settings. After AI toolkit runs, I have the following in my user settings: .github/instructions /home/vscode/.aitk/instructions/ C:\Users\<user>\.aitk\instructions\ folderA/.github/ins

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