Add AI Memory to Microsoft Visual Studio
Add long-term AI Memory to Microsoft Visual Studio and transform how you code, debug, and collaboratewithout missing a beat.
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Pieces infuses long-term AI Memory into Microsoft Visual Studio, helping you retain and retrieve code snippets, project contexts, and solutions. Never lose track of important details again; Pieces seamlessly captures and organizes your work, making it easily searchable and accessible directly within your Visual Studio environment. This helps boost productivity and reduces context switching.
1
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, project notes, and debugging sessions as you work.
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Capture effortlessly, code confidently
Pieces learns and captures context from Microsoft Visual Studio automatically. No manual saving is required! You remain in control with the ability to opt-in or opt-out at any time. Your data remains secure on your device, ensuring privacy. You can filter and organize captured code, snippets, and project knowledge at your discretion. This makes sure it only captures relevant information without the need for constant monitoring.
Recall information with time-based queries
Pieces remembers code snippets, debugging steps, and project details from your Visual Studio projects for up to 9 months, creating a searchable, personal knowledge base. Use natural language to find that tricky solution you implemented weeks ago! Pieces lets you filter by date, project, language, and more, to pinpoint exactly what you need without spending precious time searching.
Navigate history, chat context, and memory across workflows
Pieces bridges the gap between your past work and current tasks in Microsoft Visual Studio. By connecting your development history with real-time context, Pieces enables smarter coding suggestions, better debugging, and more efficient problem-solving. This helps you to navigate your codebase, understand complex logic, and reuse previous solutions to build faster and smarter applications.
