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TODOs, annotations, contextual navigation, and comment templates for VS Code. v1.10.1 · Publisher: imgildev (Manuel Gil) · License: MIT
CodeMark+: browse every TODO across the workspace
CodeMark+ (v1.10.1, MIT) turns scattered TODO/FIXME/NOTE annotations into a navigable workspace layer in VS Code — with a sidebar Tag Browser, Ctrl+Click navigation from Markdown notes to source lines, and per-language comment templates. Covers the fresh v1.9.0–v1.10.1 contextual navigation feature alongside honest caveats about early-stage community adoption.
Most codebases accumulate TODO and FIXME comments faster than anyone intends. The annotations are real — they point at real debt, real decisions, real context — but they're invisible until you stumble on them while scrolling. No sidebar, no cross-file overview, no way to jump from a planning note to the exact line it refers to.
CodeMark+ (
imgildev.vscode-code-mark-plus, v1.10.1, MIT) is a VS Code extension by solo developer Manuel Gil that turns those stray annotations into a navigable workspace layer. It highlights TODO, FIXME, NOTE, and HACK tags inline, groups them in a sidebar tree browser, and — added in the last two weeks — lets you Ctrl+Click a file reference in a Markdown note to jump straight to the source line. 1A candid maturity note before you install: the GitHub repository has 1 star, 0 forks, and no filed issues from external users as of May 22, 2026. 2 The extension hit v1.10.1 on May 20 after seven releases in two months, which speaks to active authorship but not yet to community validation. Treat it as early-adopter territory.
Install
Search CodeMark+ in the VS Code Extensions panel, or install by identifier:
imgildev.vscode-code-mark-plusMinimum VS Code version: 1.102.0. 3 No runtime prerequisites; no binary build step.
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What it does across four features
1. Inline annotation highlighting
On activation, CodeMark+ scans open files and decorates matching tags directly in the editor gutter and on the text line. The three default rules:
| Tag | Default style |
|---|---|
TODO | Yellow background, bold |
FIXME | Red background, bold + underline |
NOTE | Green background, italic |
HACK has no default style — add your own via codeMarkPlus.highlightRules. You can write rules using word, substring, or regex match modes, scope them to specific languageIds, and assign priority when two rules overlap. 3Highlighting updates live as you edit. A fix in v1.10.1 resolved a bug where highlight decorations were dropped when scrolling or navigating the editor. 4
2. Workspace Tag Browser
The Tag Browser (visible in the Activity Bar) builds a tree across every file in the workspace, grouped by tag type:
TODO
└─ auth.service.ts
└─ remove retry duplication
FIXME
└─ payment.controller.ts
└─ handle partial refund edge caseClick any entry to jump to the file and line. The index uses
fast-glob to discover files and rebuilds on demand via CodeMark+: Refresh Tags in the Command Palette. 4Default file scope:
**/*{js,ts,md} only. If your project uses Python, Go, Java, or any other language, you need to extend the pattern manually:"codeMarkPlus.files.includedFilePatterns": [
"**/*{js,ts,md}",
"**/*.py",
"**/*.go",
"**/*.java"
]Without this change, the Tag Browser silently skips those files — even though CodeMark+ lists multi-language support. 3
The index caps at 1,000 files by default (
codeMarkPlus.performance.maxFilesToIndex). On larger repos you'll want to raise that value, though scan behavior at 50k+ files is not documented.3. Contextual navigation — Ctrl+Click from Markdown to code
This is the feature added in v1.9.0 (May 19) and refined in v1.10.0 (May 20): plain-text references in any Markdown or plain-text file become clickable links inside the editor. 4
Five reference formats are supported:
src/auth/auth.service.ts # opens the file
src/auth/auth.service.ts#20 # jumps to line 20
src/auth/auth.service.ts#20-40 # highlights lines 20–40
TODO(src/auth/auth.service.ts) # opens file, finds nearest TODO
FIXME(src/auth/auth.service.ts#20) # jumps to line 20 near FIXMEReferences stay as plain text — portable across editors and diff-friendly in version control. You can also declare them in Markdown frontmatter:
---
references:
- src/auth/auth.service.ts#20-40
- src/payment/payment.controller.ts
---The right-click menu adds Open Address if the cursor is on a reference, or you can run
codeMarkPlus.openAddress from the Command Palette.
4. Comment templates with Mustache
For teams that want consistent documentation comments, CodeMark+ ships a template engine backed by Mustache. Configure templates per language in
settings.json:"codeMarkPlus.customTemplates": [
{
"language": "typescript",
"template": [
"/**",
" * {{functionName}}",
" *",
" * @description {{description}}",
" * @author {{author}}",
" */"
]
}
]Trigger with Ctrl+Alt+U (macOS: Cmd+Alt+U). CodeMark+ prompts you to fill in each
{{variable}} and inserts the completed block at the cursor. 1 Seventeen languages are supported; the author, version, and license variables pull from global settings so you don't re-type them on each file.링크 미리보기를 불러오는 중…
What it deliberately doesn't do
Manuel Gil's README states the extension "intentionally avoids becoming a knowledge graph, a PKM platform, an AI orchestration system, a centralized documentation engine, or a mandatory synchronization framework." 2 If you need cross-repo search, bidirectional linking, or a graph view of your notes, look elsewhere — CodeMark+ is strictly editor-local and file-portable.
Other current limits to know before committing to the workflow:
- No install count available. The Marketplace page loads install metrics via JavaScript; the static page returns no number. The extension was first published March 3, 2025, and has one 1-star Marketplace review. 1
- Large file highlighting is throttled past an undisclosed file size threshold (introduced in v1.2.0/v1.3.0). 4
- Non-JS/TS/MD files aren't indexed by default — see the
includedFilePatternsnote above. - VS Code only. No JetBrains support.
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Plugin: CodeMark+ · Publisher: imgildev (Manuel Gil) · Version: 1.10.1 · License: MIT
Languages: JS, TS, Python, Java, Go, Ruby, C#, and more (default index: JS/TS/MD only)
Use case: Annotation highlighting, workspace tag navigation, Markdown-to-code navigation, comment templates
Install: imgildev.vscode-code-mark-plus on VS Code Marketplace · Source: ManuelGil/vscode-code-mark-plus on GitHub
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