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Client Project Manager

Client Project Manager

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1 install
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Manage clients, projects, and folders in VS Code.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Client Project Manager

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Organize local work by client → project → folder and quickly find and open it in VS Code.

Features

  • Manage clients, projects, and folders in the dashboard or sidebar
  • Search names, types, descriptions, and paths; filter by folder type or missing paths
  • Open an individual folder or open a client's or project's folders as a multi-root workspace
  • Reorder items by dragging, or drag folders into the sidebar
  • Add colors and descriptions, and assign built-in or custom folder types
  • Import and export catalogs for backup or migration

Use

Add a client, create a project under it, then add local folders to that project. Select a folder card to open it. Use Open as workspace on a client or project to open multiple folders together. Search, filter, and collapse groups in the dashboard.

The dashboard opens automatically in an empty window. You can also press Ctrl+Alt+G (Cmd+Alt+G on macOS) or run Client Project Manager: Open dashboard from the Command Palette.

VS Code settings

Search for Client Project Manager in Settings:

Setting Default Description
clientProjectDashboard.openOnStartup emptyWindow never, emptyWindow, or always
clientProjectDashboard.showSidebar true Show the grouping sidebar
clientProjectDashboard.openInNewWindow false Open folders in a new window; hold Ctrl/Cmd to invert
clientProjectDashboard.showPath true Show paths on folder cards
clientProjectDashboard.storage globalState Use settings to save the catalog in user settings for sync
clientProjectDashboard.folderTypes [] Saved custom folder types, managed by the extension
clientProjectDashboard.defaultFolderType builtin:other Type selected first when adding a folder

Download a .vsix from GitHub Releases, then choose Install from VSIX in VS Code's Extensions view. Requires VS Code 1.140.0 or later.

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