I'm guessing a lot of people use LLMs in a similar way to me: basically maintaining a billion projects in parallel.
Because of this, I tend to re-use patterns over and over that come from my experience as a web developer in the before time. I say things like "look at X project in Y folder to see how it's done there.".
I got a bit tired of this, so I made AI Boost (https://ai-boost.io) (Yes, I use Claude, how could you tell?). It's a simple MCP server that allows snippets to be published as "boosters". By default, they're private and you can re-request them from any LLM where you are logged in to the MCP.
You can also publish them publicly for free or for a price. A search engine tool looks for relevant boosters and offers to add them to your context in order to solve a problem. I also added a lot of security features to prevent abuse and I'm in the process of adding more.
I would love to know if people find this pattern as useful as I do!
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