Save Commands

Manage and execute your custom project commands globally in VS Code.

Features

• Organize commands into groups (folders) that can be created, renamed, reordered, and removed
• Add, edit, and remove commands from a side panel, scoped to a group
• Run a single command or run all commands in a group in sequence
• Choose which terminal to run a command in — reuse an open terminal or create a new one
• Drag and drop to reorder commands within/between groups, or to reorder groups themselves
• Group collapse/expand state is remembered across reloads
• Confirmation prompt before deleting a command or a group (deleting a group removes all of its commands)
• Commands and groups are saved globally and available in any project
• Custom icons for run, edit, and delete actions

Usage

1. Open the Save Commands panel in the activity bar
2. Add a group (folder icon in the view title bar) to organize your commands
3. Add commands to a group (name and command line)
4. Run a command, or run an entire group at once, choosing an existing terminal or a new one
5. Edit or remove commands and groups via right-click or the inline icons
6. Drag and drop commands and groups to reorder them

Extension Settings

No settings required. All commands and groups are stored globally under code-commands.groups.

Release Notes

0.1.0

• Added command groups with drag-and-drop reordering
• Added running all commands in a group, with a terminal picker
• Added confirmation before deleting commands and groups

0.0.1

• Initial release with global command storage and custom icons