Built a VS Code extension for managing prompts to fix my mess
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A developer created a VS Code extension to manage prompts, addressing the issue of scattered prompts across various platforms like Obsidian, Notepad, and VS Code. This extension allows users to store and interact with prompts alongside their code within a live Markdown editor. It also features Claude skill integration and enables quick sending of reusable prompts to Claude, aiming to streamline prompt management for other developers.
My prompts were all over the place, split between obsidian, a bunch of notepad.exes, and VS Code pages.
To fix this, I built an extension that lets you store and interact with your prompts alongside your code in a live Markdown editor.