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Make everything pasteable. Orchestrate ideas. Turn the IDE into an operating system.<\/p>\n
qqq IDE lets you paste images, files, folders, HTML pages, videos, and media directly into VS Code \/ Code-OSS \/ VSCodium \u2014 with WYSIWYG preview.<\/p>\n
Repository:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/github.com\/gh555com\/qqq<\/p>\n
Official download:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.gh555.com\/qqq<\/p>\n
Project discussion and roadmap:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/github.com\/gh555com\/qqq\/discussions\/6<\/p>\n
Why I built qqq<\/p>\n
I use the IDE as my main workspace.<\/p>\n
Not only for code.<\/p>\n
I use it for notes, files, references, images, documents, experiments, ideas, and project organization.<\/p>\n
But there is one basic action that still feels too limited in most editors:<\/p>\n
Paste.<\/p>\n
In most editors, paste mainly means text.<\/p>\n
If you want to paste an image, a folder, an HTML page, a video, or a mixed set of creative materials, the workflow often breaks.<\/p>\n
You need to open another app, save files manually, choose a folder, insert links, convert formats, or rebuild context later.<\/p>\n
qqq tries to remove that friction.<\/p>\n
The idea is simple:<\/p>\n
Copy. Paste. Preview. Organize. Continue.<\/p>\n
What qqq does<\/p>\n
qqq makes many kinds of content pasteable and previewable inside the editor.<\/p>\n
You can paste:<\/p>\n
images
\nscreenshots
\nfiles
\nfolders
\nHTML pages
\nweb images
\nvideos
\nmedia resources
\ndocuments
\nmixed creative materials<\/p>\n
This works not only in Markdown.<\/p>\n
qqq is designed to work in plain text files, custom file extensions, and even files without extensions.<\/p>\n
The goal is to make the IDE a place where useful materials can be captured immediately.<\/p>\n
Paste Everything<\/p>\n
The core workflow of qqq is enhanced paste.<\/p>\n
You can use:<\/p>\n
to paste images, files, folders, HTML pages, videos, and media directly into VS Code \/ Code-OSS \/ VSCodium.<\/p>\n
This turns paste from a text-only operation into a universal input action.<\/p>\n
Instead of treating the IDE only as a code editor, qqq treats it as a workspace that can receive almost anything.<\/p>\n
WYSIWYG preview<\/p>\n
Pasting is not enough.<\/p>\n
If everything becomes only a hidden path or a plain text reference, the workflow is still broken.<\/p>\n
qqq focuses on making pasted content visible and usable inside the editor.<\/p>\n
That is why WYSIWYG preview matters.<\/p>\n
The idea is not only:<\/p>\n
paste an image path<\/p>\n
but:<\/p>\n
paste the image, see it, use it, organize it, and keep moving.<\/p>\n
This is also why qqq is not only a paste-image extension.<\/p>\n
It is a paste-anything workflow for the IDE.<\/p>\n
Roam File Explorer<\/p>\n
qqq also includes a built-in file explorer called Roam.<\/p>\n
Roam is designed for fast file navigation and creative organization.<\/p>\n
It is not limited to the current project folder.<\/p>\n
It helps you move quickly between directories, recent locations, files, folders, media, and external resources.<\/p>\n
The direction is simple:<\/p>\n
If the IDE is becoming the main workspace, file navigation must become faster and more flexible.<\/p>\n
Roam is part of that direction.<\/p>\n
Why this matters<\/p>\n
Modern IDEs are becoming more than places for writing code.<\/p>\n
For many developers, writers, creators, and AI tool users, the IDE is already becoming the center of daily work.<\/p>\n
It is where we:<\/p>\n
write code
\ncollect references
\nmanage files
\ntalk to AI
\nread documentation
\norganize projects
\ncapture ideas
\nbuild products<\/p>\n
But if the IDE cannot easily receive images, folders, HTML pages, videos, documents, and media, then the workspace is incomplete.<\/p>\n
qqq tries to complete that missing layer.<\/p>\n
That is why the direction of qqq is:<\/p>\n
Make everything pasteable.Orchestrate ideas.Turn the IDE into an operating system.<\/p>\n
Current features<\/p>\n
qqq currently supports workflows around:<\/p>\n
paste images
\npaste files
\npaste folders
\npaste HTML
\npaste videos
\nWYSIWYG preview
\nmedia preview
\nresource organization
\nDOC \/ DOCX export
\nZIP export
\nclipboard-related workflows
\nRoam file explorer
\nmultilingual UI<\/p>\n
The project is open source and available for review:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/github.com\/gh555com\/qqq<\/p>\n
Current direction<\/p>\n
qqq is currently an extension.<\/p>\n
But the long-term direction is qqq IDE.<\/p>\n
qqq IDE is a Code-OSS \/ VSCodium based IDE direction focused on:<\/p>\n
paste-anything workflows
\nall-media notes
\ncreative organization
\nfile and folder orchestration
\nWYSIWYG editor experiences
\nAI-era IDE workflows<\/p>\n
The goal is not to make another small editor plugin.<\/p>\n
The goal is to explore a different kind of IDE workspace.<\/p>\n
One where ideas, files, images, HTML pages, videos, documents, and media can all enter through the same simple action:<\/p>\n
Paste.<\/p>\n
Links<\/p>\n
Repository:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/github.com\/gh555com\/qqq<\/p>\n
Official download:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.gh555.com\/qqq<\/p>\n
Project discussion and roadmap:<\/p>\n
https:\/\/github.com\/gh555com\/qqq\/discussions\/6<\/p>\n
Feedback<\/p>\n
Feedback is welcome, especially from people interested in:<\/p>\n
VS Code workflows
\nCode-OSS \/ VSCodium
\nAI IDEs
\nall-media notes
\npaste image workflows
\npaste file workflows
\nWYSIWYG editing
\ncreative organization inside the editor<\/p>\n
If this direction is useful to you, feel free to open an issue or discussion on GitHub.<\/p>\n
Since 2025 \u00b7 GH Health<\/p>\n