My Global Raycast Snippets

Danny Smith December 31, 2025
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I use Raycast Snippets to insert text wherever I'm typing. All my snippets start with a character so they never trigger by accident. I used to have a lot more of these but found myself having to look up the trigger keywords for the infrequently-used ones, which was slower than just typing the thing. Here's what I currently have. I find myself typing this into Claude Code regularly enough that I wanted a snippet for it. It's pretty much the only "AI prompt" snippet I have now. I routinely start new Claude Code sessions like this. Almost all my projects have a folder where I keep markdown files describing implementation plans. After iterating on these implementation plans and heavily editing them, I often have Claude Code implement them across a number of different sessions. Probably my most used snippet. Inserts an ISO date for today. and Inserts the important parts of a MoD filename/email subject (which I wrote about in 2013). The "OS" suffix is an OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE protective marking, which isn't always required, hence two separate commands. , and These insert my two current email addresses and phone number, respectively. My RAF email is in the form name.surname.number@rafac.mod.gov.uk which is far too long to type by hand. I use the others less frequently than I used to because my password manager got better at inserting my details into web forms. , and These insert URLs which I use regularly or which are long enough that I struggle to remember them. - meet - My meeting booking link. I can use Raycast's Cal.com integration to get meeting links for my specific types of meeting, but most of the time I just wanna share my "book a meeting" homepage. - zoom - The join link for my Zoom personal meeting room. - linkedin - Because I can never remember the form of my LinkedIn profile URL. , and Insert the first, second and postcode lines of my home address. Again, I used these much more before my password manager got good at webforms.

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