Add AI Memory to Eclipse

Add long-term memory to Eclipse, enhancing its extensible frameworks, tools, and runtimes for improved software development.

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How can I remember code snippets in Eclipse?

How can I remember code snippets in Eclipse?

Pieces adds long-term memory to Eclipse, allowing you to automatically save code snippets, configurations, and build settings. Now you can recall specific project setups or code patterns from weeks or months ago directly within Eclipse, saving you valuable time and reducing errors.

Can Pieces track Eclipse build errors?

Can Pieces track Eclipse build errors?

1

Install & launch PiecesOS

Install and run Pieces OS on your device.

2

Enable Long-Term Memory

Open the PiecesOS menu from your tray and enable Long-Term Memory.

3

Start using memory

Pieces passively monitors Eclipse and captures code, errors and build configurations into memory.

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Effortlessly capture code context

Pieces automatically captures your code snippets, build configurations, and development notes directly within Eclipse. You maintain complete control over what is saved, with the ability to easily opt-out or adjust privacy settings. Your data is securely stored and processed on your device ensuring your intellectual property remains private and protected.

Recall past projects with ease

Pieces intelligently indexes everything you create within Eclipse, storing it securely for up to 9 months, including code, configurations, and build outputs. This enables you to perform time-based queries, quickly finding the right code snippet or configuration from a specific project or date, streamlining development and maintenance efforts.

Seamlessly navigate your coding journey

Pieces enhances your ability to navigate past workflows in Eclipse. It allows you to access past build settings, code changes, and relevant documentation directly within your editor. This context-aware system lets you quickly understand past project decisions, debug more effectively, and accelerate future development.

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