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Your prompts and dev commands, indexed.

Save the prompts that work. Search them by tag, language, or use case. Browse the community vault when you need a new one. Stop re-typing the same thing into ChatGPT every morning.

Personal libraryYour prompts & commands, tagged + searchable
Community vaultBrowse prompts shared by other devs
Tool agnosticCursor, Lovable, Replit, Firebase & more
Search + tagsBy language, framework, or use case
What CommandVault does

The reference shelf for the prompts and commands you actually use.

Stop pasting the same fifty prompts into ChatGPT. Stop hunting for the same kubectl one-liner. Save it once, search it forever, share it when it's good.

Personal library

A library that knows what you actually do.

Save the prompts that work. Tag them by language, framework, or use case. Pin the ones you reach for daily. Search them with one keystroke from anywhere in the app.

  • Tag by language, framework, tool, or workflow
  • Pin frequently-used commands to the top
  • Inline notes, version history, and copy-on-click
  • Keyboard-first navigation — search, copy, paste, done
Pin · Tailwind responsive gridCSS
grid grid-cols-1 md:grid-cols-3 gap-6
tailwindlayout
Generate types from JSON sampleprompt
Generate strict TypeScript types from this JSON…
typescriptcodegen
kubectl rolling restart by labelshell
kubectl rollout restart deploy -l app=api
k8sdevops
Community vault

Borrow what works. Share what wins.

Don't have a prompt yet? Browse what other developers have already battle-tested across Cursor, Replit, Lovable, and the rest. Save the good ones to your library; share yours back.

  • Categories for web dev, DevOps, debugging, AI/ML, and more
  • Save community commands directly into your personal vault
  • Vote, comment, and remix shared prompts
  • Author your own collection and publish it to the community
Web dev DevOps Debugging AI/ML Productivity
JM
Refactor a React component to use hooks
@joymaher · for Cursor · web dev
↑ 248
AT
Trace + fix Firebase auth race condition
@avanto · for Lovable · debugging
↑ 184
RV
Generate Tailwind theme from brand hex
@ryanv · for Replit · web dev
↑ 132
Tool agnostic

Plays nice with the tools you already use.

Cursor, Lovable, Replit, Firebase, your terminal, your editor — CommandVault's library moves with you. Copy with one click; paste where you need it.

  • Editor integrations: VS Code, Cursor, JetBrains
  • One-click copy with formatting preserved
  • Keyboard shortcut to summon the vault from anywhere
  • Public API + webhooks for piping commands into your stack
Works alongside
CCursor
LLovable
RReplit
FFirebase
VSVS Code
Terminal
Built for

Developers who type the same thing more than once.

If you've ever copy-pasted a prompt out of an old chat thread or a Notion page, CommandVault is for you. It scales from a personal cheat sheet to a team-wide knowledge base.

Web developers

React, Vue, Tailwind, TypeScript — every snippet you reach for, on a keyboard shortcut.

DevOps + SRE

kubectl one-liners, Terraform snippets, runbook commands — indexed by cluster, environment, and crisis.

AI/ML practitioners

System prompts, eval harnesses, fine-tune templates — versioned and attributed to the model + tool that worked.

Tech-curious founders

Lovable, Replit, Cursor, Firebase prompts that ship product without writing a line of code yourself.

How it works

Three steps. Then you stop re-typing.

Most users have their first ten commands saved and tagged before they finish the install.

01 · Sign up

Create a CommandVault account.

Free to start. Install the editor extension and the keyboard shortcut takes you straight to your vault.

02 · Save your first command

Tag it by language, tool, and use case.

Paste a snippet or a prompt. Add tags. Done. The next time you need it, search beats hunting through chat history every time.

03 · Browse the community

Borrow what works. Share what wins.

Find a prompt that fits your stack? Save it to your library in one click. Got one that always works? Publish it to the community.

Stop re-typing. Start reaching for your vault.

The prompts you've already perfected, the commands you've already debugged — kept, searchable, and one keystroke away from the next time you need them.