Microsoft has released Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 4 with support for Entity Framework 6 and Visual Studio 2013. It also fixes an issue in the previous release which causes power tools not to work when project is under a solution folder. Moreover, the latest release will not cause stoppage when EF.dll is loaded into Visual Studio.
In order to work with power tools you have to install it from within Visual Studio by selecting Tools | Extensions and Updates and searching for Entity Framework Power Tools in the Visual Studio online gallery. The installer automatically adds Reverse Engineer Code First and Customize Reverse Engineer Templates menu options upon right clicking on a C# project
inside Visual Studio.
It also adds View Entity Data Model, View Entity Data Model XML, View Entity Data Model DDL SQL and Generate Views menu options upon right clicking on a DbContext derived class code file. Moreover, Generate Views option will be visible when you right click on an Entity Data Model (*.edmx) file.
Entity Framework Power Tools Beta 4 are mainly for Code First, model-first, and database-first development and is compatible with Visual Studio 2010, 2013 and Entity Framework 4.2 to 6.
