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If you code with AI tools you probably have the same problem I did.

Your best prompts are scattered across old chats. your coding rules live in one tool but not another. every new session you're starting from zero, re-explaining your stack, your preferences, your project - before you've even asked your actual question.

I built Herb • to fix that

Here's what it does: Prompts & Rules Library - save your best prompts, coding standards, patterns that actually work. tag them, search them, copy in one click. your whole coding workflow in one place, not buried in 3 week old chats.

Community Rules - a shared library of production rules other devs have contributed. Next.js, FastAPI, React TypeScript, Tailwind, Node/Express - import any in one click and skip the setup entirely.

Context Injection - fill in your stack and project context once, inject it into any ChatGPT session in one click. no more retyping your setup every time you open a new chat.

Session History - Herb puts a save button inside ChatGPT so your best debugging sessions don't just disappear.

Took me 3 months to build and would love honest feedback after using it!

Herb • Chrome Extension

soft is an environment switcher for developers, you set up your URLs once (local, staging, prod) and switch between them in one click instead of typing them out every time.

launched 20 days ago, got 3 paying users for something I built means the problem is real.

2 things i'm changing this week:

1. switching to one-time payment.

subscriptions make sense when there's ongoing value being delivered continuously. for a utility extension, it just doesn't fit. $6, one time, yours forever. feels more honest to me.

2. soft is becoming more than an env switcher.

next week 3 new features. It started as a simple switcher. it's turning into something more useful.

Soft - Chrome Extension

It's small but feels good to know the idea is being validated.

Btw, Soft is a dev tool - switches between localhost, staging, and production in one click. Keeps your path, query params, and hash intact. Built it because I kept manually editing URLs while testing and it was driving me insane.

Soft - Chrome Extension

Btw, Soft is a Chrome extension that switches between localhost, staging, and production in one click - path preserved, every time.

It has a free and pro tier as well!

Soft - Chrome Extension

Would love honest feedback!

And also some new exciting features coming soon!!!

Yesterday I launched a VS Code extension.

The extension is called DeepCtx. It scans your entire repo, uses AI to summarize what each folder does, and saves a context file you paste into any AI tool. The AI instantly knows your codebase. No re-explaining.

Still early, obviously.

Try it free: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=DeepCtx.deepctx

Would love feedback!

Either the problem is real or 18 developers made a very coordinated mistake. 😉

Every time I opened ChatGPT or Claude to ask something about my project, I'd spend the first 10 minutes explaining what the app does, what stack I'm using, where things live.

So I built DeepCtx.

It scans your entire repo, uses AI to summarize what each folder does, and saves a .deepctx.md file you can paste into any AI tool before asking questions. The AI instantly knows your codebase - no re-explaining.

How it works: Install the extension.

Open any project → pick your context slice (General, Debugging, API, UI, Database, Tests)

Hit Scan - it analyzes your repo folder by folder Copy the generated context → paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor.

Ask your question - AI already knows your stack, your patterns, your file structure.

Task slices - 6 focused context modes so you're not pasting a generic blob.

Changed-files mode - only rescans files modified since last git commit.

Git metadata - every context file shows commit hash, branch, timestamp.

Confidence warnings - flags when large files were skipped so AI knows the limits.

It's completely FREE.

Tested it on a Next.js + Prisma project and it correctly identified the auth setup, database schema, and component structure without me saying a word.

Install: search DeepCtx in VS Code extensions or grab it here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=deepctx.deepctx

OR

paste this in the VS Code quick open:

ext install deepctx.deepctx

Would love your feedback!

Built this because I was editing URLs by hand dozens of times a day.

It puts a small bar on every configured page. Click an environment, land on the exact same path. Query params preserved. Everything.

Also has Danger Mode - bar turns red on production so you never accidentally do something destructive.

Free to install. Pro adds sticky notes per page and team config sharing.

Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/soft/dcfgbdenmbfijjioijidacabcpjebnlc

Launching on Product Hunt today if you want to support: https://producthunt.com/posts/soft-2