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Save CLI commands you find anywhere on the web, browse a premade library to copy them instantly without re-googling. Stop re-googling the same commands every week. CmdVault lets you save any CLI command you find on the web — a Stack Overflow answer, a GitHub README, official docs — and copy it back with a single click, without leaving your current tab or digging through browser history. HOW IT WORKS - Highlight a command on any page, right-click, and choose "Save to CmdVault" - Or type a command straight into the popup - Search and tag your saved commands, then copy with one click A library to get you started CmdVault ships with a ready-made reference library covering the commands developers reach for constantly: everyday version control workflows, container and cluster management, package manager shortcuts, common Linux and database one-liners, and the build and deploy commands used by today's popular JavaScript frameworks and mobile tooling. Browse the library from inside the popup and add anything useful to your own saved list with a single tap. Smart templates Save a command with a placeholder value left blank, and CmdVault prompts you to fill it in right before copying — so one saved command works across every project instead of needing a fresh copy each time. Privacy CmdVault stores everything locally in your browser using Chrome's storage API. Nothing is sent to a server, no account is required, and no browsing activity is tracked. Built for developers tired of keeping a personal wiki of commands in a notes app that never stays organized.