Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker of StashDock, an open-source, local, visual context library for AI.

Whenever I work with AI, I need to bring in context: reference links, project files, prompts, writing guidelines. But those things are scattered across bookmarks, folders, platforms, and old conversations. Finding them again often takes longer than it should.

I built StashDock to keep that context together and make it easy to use wherever you’re working.

📂 Desktop app (Win/Mac):

Copy or drag references into any AI app. A movable floating folder keeps quick search within reach.

💬 Use inside ChatGPT/DeepSeek Harness (Plugin):

Open your library beside the conversation, select references, and add them directly to your chat.

📥 Collect:

Import browser bookmarks, add links and local files, or save reusable prompts in one click. The Chrome extension (StashDock Companion) lets you save pages while browsing.

🗂️ Organize:

Browse visual cards, search your library, edit the context you share with AI, and use tags to group references you often need together.

✨ Let AI help:

Through MCP and Skills, ask AI to find relevant references, help organize tags, or save something useful from the current conversation for next time.

I’ve also put a lot of care into the UI and UX design. Collecting and using context is something we do repeatedly, so I wanted those small interactions to feel comfortable and smooth.

StashDock is open source, stores your library locally, and is available for Windows and Mac, with a ChatGPT plugin.

I’d love to hear what context you find yourself gathering repeatedly—and where StashDock could make that workflow easier.

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Where do you keep the things you reuse in AI chats?

I ve noticed that when I start a new chat for a project I m already working on, I spend the first few minutes gathering things I ve already used before. It might be a project brief, a couple of examples, or a set of writing instructions I ve refined over several chats.

That s what led me to build StashDock. It s an open-source app that keeps those references in a visual library on your computer. You can drag them into an AI app from your desktop or add them directly from the ChatGPT sidebar.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker of StashDock, an open-source, local, visual context library for AI.

I built StashDock to keep that context together and make it easy to use wherever you’re working.

📂 Desktop app (Win/Mac):

Copy or drag references into any AI app. A movable floating folder keeps quick search within reach.

💬 Use inside ChatGPT/DeepSeek Harness (Plugin):

Open your library beside the conversation, select references, and add them directly to your chat.

📥 Collect:

Import browser bookmarks, add links and local files, or save reusable prompts in one click. The Chrome extension (StashDock Companion) lets you save pages while browsing.

🗂️ Organize:

Browse visual cards, search your library, edit the context you share with AI, and use tags to group references you often need together.

✨ Let AI help:

Through MCP and Skills, ask AI to find relevant references, help organize tags, or save something useful from the current conversation for next time.

I’ve also put a lot of care into the UI and UX design. Collecting and using context is something we do repeatedly, so I wanted those small interactions to feel comfortable and smooth.

StashDock is open source, stores your library locally, and is available for Windows and Mac, with a ChatGPT plugin.

I’d love to hear what context you find yourself gathering repeatedly—and where StashDock could make that workflow easier.

StashDock

Your personal context library for any AI

Your personal context library for any AI

Forum Threads

Where do you keep the things you reuse in AI chats?

Forum Threads

Where do you keep the things you reuse in AI chats?