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Context Bundles

PastePrompt turns selected files, Git metadata, diffs, related files, and prompt instructions into clean context bundles that can be inspected before they are copied or exported.

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Why it matters

  • Large codebases need structured input, not ad hoc pasted fragments.
  • A deterministic bundle makes it easier to repeat, compare, and review LLM-assisted analysis.
  • Markdown exports create a readable artifact for audit notes, handoff, or internal review.

How it works

  • Select files and folders from an ignore-aware local repository tree.
  • Choose XML-like structure when the target workflow benefits from labeled sections.
  • Choose Markdown when humans need to read, store, or diff the bundle directly.
  • Enable local secret scanning when needed and review the final output.

Example workflow

  1. Open a local repository and select audit-relevant files.
  2. Add Git diff context, related files, and user instructions when needed.
  3. Choose XML-like or Markdown output.
  4. Run the secret scanner.
  5. Copy the bundle or export it as `.md`.

Example XML-like bundle shape

<file_map>
  src/auth/session.ts
  src/billing/pricing.ts
  tests/session.test.ts
</file_map>
<file_contents>
  <file path="src/auth/session.ts">
    ...
  </file>
  <file path="src/billing/pricing.ts">
    ...
  </file>
</file_contents>
<user_instructions>
  Review authorization, data flow, and integration assumptions.
</user_instructions>

Limitations

  • A bundle is only as useful as the selected files and instructions.
  • Generated context does not guarantee correct LLM output.
  • Users should inspect the final bundle before sending it to an external tool.

Build a repeatable context workflow.

Download the macOS app, review the docs, and contact support for Founder or Pro licensing during launch.

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