Manage lightweight, project-scoped memos inside VSCode — the kind of notes that are too informal for README.md but you still want to keep handy.

Notes that don't belong in git
Personal cheat sheets next to each project
Meeting notes, debug steps, environment setup
Everything kept in a single synced folder (Dropbox / iCloud Drive / Google Drive)

How it works

Open the Project Memo view from the Activity Bar. The sidebar shows two sections:

Section	Contents
`{org}/{repo}`	Memos for the currently opened git project, auto-detected from `git remote origin`. New memos are created here.
All memos	Full tree of every memo under your memo root.

If the current workspace has no git remote origin, the project section is replaced with an info note — memos still work but get saved at the root of your memo folder.

Settings

Click the gear icon in the view title bar to open the settings panel.

Setting	Description
`projectMemo.rootPath`	Root folder where memos are stored. Point it inside a synced folder to share across machines. `~` expands to home.

Storage layout

{rootPath}/
├── scratch.md                 # loose root-level memo
├── {org}/
│   └── {repo}/
│       ├── memo.md
│       └── debug.md
└── another-org/
    └── another-repo/
        └── memo.md

Files are plain .md — readable / editable outside of VSCode
Sync is delegated to the folder provider (Dropbox / iCloud Drive / etc.)

Features

New memo — creates Untitled.md and opens it. Close without typing and the file is auto-deleted (nothing left behind)
Rename / Delete / Copy absolute path — inline icons on hover, or right-click menu
Markdown preview — toggle button on the editor title bar
Per-machine sync — pick a folder inside a sync service; the extension does not implement its own sync layer