App Script Consolidator

Consolidate Google Apps Script files into a single organized Google Doc.

App Script Consolidator (ASC) Stop the copy-paste struggle. Give your AI the full picture. Google Apps Script projects are often split across dozens of different .gs and .html files. When you need to troubleshoot a complex bug or ask an AI to refactor your project, sharing your code one file at a time is slow, fragmented, and often leads to the AI losing track of how your functions interact. App Script Consolidator solves this by instantly merging your entire project into a single, beautifully organized Google Doc. Why use ASC? 🤖 AI-Ready Context: Instead of pasting 10 different files into a chat, paste one single document. Your AI can finally see your global variables, utility functions, and HTML sidebars all at once, leading to significantly more accurate coding assistance. 📂 Instant Aggregation: Automatically iterates through every script file in your project—no manual clicking required. 📑 Professional Archiving: Create "snapshots" of your codebase in Google Docs for easy version tracking, code reviews, or offline reading. 🔒 Privacy First: ASC only reads source code (.gs and .html). It cannot read your Script Properties (where API keys and passwords are stored), keeping your credentials safe and out of the final document. 🚀 One-Click Workflow: Just paste your Apps Script Editor URL and let the extension do the heavy lifting. How to Use: Open your Apps Script Editor in Chrome. Copy the URL from your browser's address bar. Open the App Script Consolidator extension and paste the link. Click "Create Combined Doc". Copy the text from the resulting Google Doc and paste it into your favorite AI for a comprehensive project analysis. Standard exports often result in a .zip of individual files. This extension is specifically optimized for LLM context windows, providing a single-stream text output that allows AI models to understand cross-file dependencies and project-wide logic without the user having to manage multiple file uploads.