About
Command Snippets is a note-taking system for technical professionals: programmers, system administrators, and anyone whose work runs on commands they’d rather not work out twice.
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Why it exists
The hard part of a command is rarely typing it. It’s finding the flag, the query or the incantation the first time, then finding it again six months later. Shell history forgets, and general-purpose notes bury the one line you need under everything else.
An opinionated shape
In Command Snippets a note is a snippet: a subject to find it by, and a body you’ll paste. Snippets live in tags, a snippet can sit in as many tags as it belongs to, and you put every tag in the order you think in. A click copies a snippet, and every copy is counted, so the snippets you rely on show it. That’s most of it, on purpose.
What it promises
- Private by default. Your tags and snippets are yours alone until you choose to make some public, and how often you reuse a snippet never appears on a public page.
- Local first. Every change saves on your device at once and reaches the server when it can, so the app keeps working offline.
- Yours to keep. Export a backup of everything whenever you like, and restore it later; what a restore replaces is kept as an earlier version.