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Clipster

A minimal VS Code extension to copy file paths, folder structures, and file contents from the Explorer to the clipboard — perfect for sharing context with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, or other AI tools and humans.

Features

  • Copy Folder Structure — tree view of any folder, with or without file contents
  • Copy File Content — with path header, line numbers, or VS Code diagnostics
  • Copy Multiple Files — concatenate selected files into one clipboard entry
  • Copy Root Folder — structure and content of the entire workspace
  • Copy Selection with Context — highlighted code with file path and line range
  • Create Files from Clipboard — scaffold files/folders from paths in your clipboard
  • Copy / Paste Files — move files between folders like a file manager

All commands appear in the Clipster submenu of the Explorer context menu.

Documentation

Doc Contents
Usage Guide All commands explained with examples
Settings Reference Visibility toggles, ignore patterns, root folder limits
CLI Reference Install globally, commands, flags, pipe examples

Quick Start

  1. Right-click any file or folder in the VS Code Explorer.
  2. Choose Clipster → pick a command.

To use the CLI:

npm install -g .           # install once
clipster structure src/ | clip    # Windows — pipe to clipboard
clipster structure src/ | pbcopy  # macOS

Installation

Search for Clipster in the VS Code Extensions panel, or install locally:

npm run clean-build-install

GitHub Repository

Forked from TheJesper/clipster

License

MIT

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Clipster: Easily copy folder tree structures and file contents in VS Code. Ideal for sharing in chats or with AI tools like ChatGPT.

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