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Developer knowledge,
in your own vault.

Snippets, commands, prompts, notes, links, files, and images — one vault instead of a dozen half-remembered places.

  • Snippets
  • Commands
  • Prompts
  • Notes
  • Files
  • Images

Your vault, open

Sorted the way you actually think

Colour-coded collections, every item type at a glance, and the thing you reached for last still within reach.

Seven kinds of knowledge, one vault

Each face of the vault holds a different part of how you work.

Snippets

The function you wrote once and keep rewriting. Syntax-highlighted, tagged, and one keystroke from your clipboard.

Commands

The invocation with seven flags you got right at 2am. Kept verbatim, so you never reconstruct it from memory again.

Prompts

The wording that finally made the model behave. Versioned as a deliberate asset, not lost to chat history.

Notes

Why the workaround exists and what broke without it. Markdown, written for the version of you who forgot.

Links

The one page that actually explained it, saved with a preview so you recognise it instantly.

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Files

Context files and documents stored beside the code they belong to.

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Images

Diagrams and screenshots kept next to the notes that explain them.

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A vault that files things for you

Paste it in half-finished. CodeVault works out the tags, the summary, and what it does.

  • Tags suggested from what you actually pasted
  • Long notes condensed to a couple of lines
  • Unfamiliar code explained in plain English
  • Rough prompts sharpened into reliable ones

AI tagging, summaries, and explanations are Pro features.

You pasted

docker system prune -af --volumes

CodeVault filed it as

Reclaim all Docker disk space

dockercleanupdisk-spacedestructive

Removes every unused image, network, and volume — including ones still worth keeping.

Put the first thing in your vault

It takes ten seconds to save something. It takes ten minutes to find it again if you don't.