Snippet Provenance Vault
A browser extension and web dashboard for developers who routinely copy snippets from GitHub issues, Stack Overflow, docs, and AI chats. It captures a selected code snippet, automatically records its source URL, language, surrounding context, and license/attribution hints, then makes it searchable in a personal/team “snippet provenance” library. The real pain is not storing snippets—it is later remembering where a fragile workaround came from, whether it was AI-generated, and whether it can be safely reused. Start with a Chrome extension, local-first storage, and optional cloud sync. Sell to freelancers, small agencies, and security-conscious dev teams at $12–$29/month; reach them through r/webdev, r/programming, GitHub discussions, developer Discords, and posts about AI-code provenance. This is feasible for a solo full-stack developer and useful from day one without needing a huge dataset.
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