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Every time I see your GitHub handle show up, I always need to take a look at what you're working on. Been using your tools and libraries for years now.

I wonder how well this would work with a team, if everyone shared the same synced folder/files. I've looked around at some tools in the past, and they either don't provide team features or it's a paid solution and the cost seems a bit high (~$10/user/month) for the service provided.

In general, I feel like within-company file sync shouldn't be that big of a problem, as long as the client app itself supports it. Seafile, Samba, or even SFTP + FUSE all seem like good solutions, at least for smaller teams.
What's the advantage of this over using something like VSCode's builtin snippet manager, or numerous snippet extensions like HyperSnips?
if you only want to manage vscode snippets, a vscode extension would be the best. this is more like a local version of github gist.
What is a snippet manager? Like a fancy clipboard...?