Add AI Memory to GNU Emacs
Supercharge GNU Emacs with AI-powered long-term memory, enhancing your extensible text editor and more.
Try it free
Pieces seamlessly integrates with GNU Emacs, adding an AI-powered long-term memory. This allows you to capture, enrich, and recall important code snippets, configurations, and notes directly within your editor. Spend less time searching and more time building with readily available, contextual information.
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Install & launch PiecesOS
Install and run Pieces OS on your device.
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Enable Long-Term Memory
Open the PiecesOS menu from your tray and enable Long-Term Memory.
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Start using memory
Pieces will automatically capture code snippets, notes, and configurations from GNU Emacs.
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Capture context aware code
Pieces automatically captures code snippets, configurations, and notes from GNU Emacs, understanding the context of your work. You maintain complete control over what's captured and stored, with the ability to opt-out at any time. All data is securely stored locally, ensuring your privacy. Your security is paramount while capturing the most important contexts.
Recall memories over time
Pieces stores your captured code snippets, configurations, and notes from GNU Emacs for up to 9 months, allowing you to recall them at any time. You can search for specific information based on keywords, tags, or even the time period when the code was created, greatly speeding up your workflow and making you much more productive.
Navigate history and chat context
Pieces helps you navigate your coding history, chat contexts, and related memories directly within GNU Emacs. Easily access relevant code snippets, configurations, and notes while coding. Pieces automatically enriches your code, allowing developers to maintain focus and create more effectively in a shorter amount of time. This enables seamless context switching.
