Extractor is a third-party tool that allows language-model-assisted coding using Claude code or Codex to contextually save smart blocks from projects. Basically, a library of sorts that people can reference and use features that have already been saved.I imagine that it would look something along the lines of a developer prompting a feature into reality, then saying something along the lines of, "I really like this modal architecture, or this database structure seems really good. Run extractor."The extractor would take a look at the five nearest git diffs (or whatever number is appropriate) as well as the prompt that set that part of the feature. It would use some kind of introspection to save the important parts of the code, maybe even turning it back into pseudo-code so that it can become language-agnostic. It would also save the prompt that made it come into being, as well as any variables that the user would need to fill in for future invocations (similar to a form builder like…
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