Work is enjoyable when you have the information you need for a project close at hand. It starts with bookmarks in files — but that was never enough for me.
My Notepad++ was full of windows: notes about various projects, status updates, links and commands. After a while you lose track of what belongs to which project — because you'd jotted something down in a hurry.
Even worse: test passwords, tokens, snippets. You generate them quickly, but later you end up searching for the tab with the most recent version.
Anyone who works with AI knows this pain too: the context gets lost. And you repeat yourself for the tenth time:
"PHP runs in the VM. Path is …"
"Test concepts for all layers are in …"
Hours disappear — because you're copying and transcribing information instead of actually working.
Code Spots helps me close these gaps. Anyone who knows this frustration understands immediately what that means.