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Yes, I know about project-lib, and it is good to have a notebook sample, but from a developer experience, it is better to have those snippets or easy way to add common repetitive operations as code in cells and not having to find the samples and copy-paste it....by the way, the new way of programming today!
Hey Juame, I think you would be happy to learn about `project-lib`
https://medium.com/ibm-data-science-experience/control-your-dsx-projects-using-python-c69e13880312
For customizing and saving your own snippets, there are a few ways we can handle this. We are considering solutions like a native file system for the project, and you can store your own packages with WML at this time, though this is not very well documented I believe.