FachwerkKeep the folders you choose within reach in your VS Code sidebar, across every workspace. Pin shared notes, documentation, templates, or any folder you use often. Each folder gets its own collapsible section. Click a file to open it, browse subfolders, and see changes automatically. Install Fachwerk by gundurraga from the VS Code Marketplace. Choose your foldersOpen Fachwerk in the Activity Bar and click Add Folders. Select one or several folders, including hidden folders, to pin them. You can also right click a folder in Explorer and choose Add Folders. Use Manage Folders to see all pinned folders and saved file sections, including sections preserved during an upgrade. Uncheck any you no longer want. Saved sections remain in the list, so you can check them again to restore them. Each section also has Remove from Sidebar in its header menu. Removing a pin leaves the folder and its files intact. Fachwerk supports up to 10 pinned folders. Pins are saved globally, so they follow you between workspaces. Workspace settings can override them. To manage paths directly, edit Work with filesFiles inside pinned folders offer copy, rename, and Move to Trash. Saved file collections offer opening and copying, so their references stay intact. Linked folders can be browsed, and linked files open at their real location. Hidden files and folders are included. An unavailable folder shows a message instead of appearing empty. UpgradingExisting folder pins stay in place. Earlier Agents, Skills, and Instructions panels become ordinary saved sections, retaining their view identifiers and contents. Fachwerk no longer creates Claude directories or agent and skill templates. Marketplace upgrades and existing folder settings trigger this conversion automatically. If a manual installation has no saved settings and no upgrade metadata, Fachwerk asks once whether to Keep Previous Sidebar or Add Folders. Saved sections live in DevelopmentRun LicenseMIT |