📌 Prompt StashPark an unfinished AI prompt — screenshots and all — and pick it up again later
😩 The problemYou're halfway through a long prompt. Two screenshots pasted in, three paragraphs of context written. Then the agent errors out. Or you realise you need to go check something first. Now what? Cut it into a scratch file and you keep the words — and lose every screenshot. Leave it in the chat box and it's gone the moment you type something else. ✨ The fix
Prompt Stash keeps the whole draft together — text and images and files — in a sidebar panel, ready to copy back out whenever you are. 🎁 What you get🗂️ As many drafts as you wantEvery stash is a card, newest first, titled by its own first line. Text saves itself as you type — there's no save button to forget. 🖼️ Screenshots that stay putPaste an image straight into a draft, or attach anything — a screenshot, a JSON dump, a log — with 📎. They live with the draft instead of evaporating when you clear the chat box. 🔍 A real look at what you attachedHover a thumbnail, click it, and it opens full-panel — zoom with the wheel, the buttons or +/−, drag to pan, Esc to close. Zoom follows your pointer, so you can actually read the stack trace in that screenshot. 📋 One paste puts it backCopy puts the prompt and every attachment path on your clipboard. One paste, and the assistant has the text and can read the images from disk.
🔄 The same stashes in VS Code and CursorStashes live in your home folder, not inside either editor's private storage — so both see the same list. Park a draft in one, pick it up in the other. 🚀 Getting startedClick the 🔖 in the activity bar, or hit Ctrl+Shift+Alt+P.
⌨️ Commands
📎 How attachments reach the assistantCopy gives you the prompt followed by the path of each attachment:
Paths rather than the pictures themselves, because the clipboard physically cannot carry both at once — and because paths work with assistants that refuse pasted images. 🤔 The longer versionA clipboard entry holds one item in alternative formats, not a list of things. Paste handlers pick a single format, and image data always beats text — so a prompt and three screenshots can never arrive in one paste. Paths sidestep it: one paste, and any assistant that can read a file picks the images up from there. It's also the only approach that works with assistants that refuse pasted images outright, Claude Code included. Pick the shape with
🎨 Want a true inline image paste?Image thumbnails also offer Copy as image, which puts real picture data on the clipboard — one image per click, for the reason above.
Non-PNG images convert automatically, and if the system refuses the write, the file path is copied instead and the panel tells you so. ⚙️ Settings
💡 Good to know
🔒 PrivacyEverything stays on your machine. Stashes and attachments are plain files in your home folder, and the extension makes no network requests whatsoever. No accounts, no telemetry, no phoning home. |