long term memory

Ask about everything with Pieces Long Term Memory

Capture context at the OS level of your activities, across all the websites and apps you use. Get answers to questions like “What was just I doing before this meeting”, “Summarize my conversations in the team chat in this project”, or “What was the conclusion of the PR I was reading last week” with Pieces Long-Term Memory.

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OS level context capture that you control

Pieces uses OCR at the OS level for global context awareness, capturing text from your active foreground windows to build context from the activities you are doing across all apps and websites in your developer workflow. You have complete control of this capture, so you can turn it off when you need additional privacy, and then back on when you are back to your developer tasks.

Quickly gather project context

The number one developer productivity leak is time spent gathering project context. Our AI Long-Term Memory allows you to quickly find conversations, tickets, research, and more that are relevant to the task at hand. Imagine asking AI to summarize multiple separate conversations with colleagues about a GitHub issue, or get the URL of a closed tab where you were researching a week ago. With Pieces you can!

Connect Long-Term Memory and code context

With the Pieces copilot, you can add as much context as you need to your chats. Combine the Long-Term Memory with code context, and ask questions like “How can I fix the bug I was just reading about in this project”. Pieces can recall the bug, and guide how to fix it in the provided code base.

Private and secure

Everything that Pieces captures is processed locally, with advanced filtering to remove API keys and personally identifiable information. No screenshots are saved, and the captured context is encrypted and stored locally. This will only leave your device if you ask a question using a cloud LLM, and then Pieces will only send what is relevant to your question. For enhanced privacy, use one of our supported on-device LLMs for a completely air-gapped experience.

  • You need to try pieces out if you write code and feel that you need a true second brain, where you can basically store any function or code you've ever written and can use it again and again and again.

    Henry Rausch

    Quality Engineer @ FIC America Corp

  • Everyone's got a copilot. You're inverted, you've rotated the whole thing. It's not a vertical copilot, it's a horizontal one.

    Scott Hanselman

    VP of Developer Community @ Microsoft

  • Pieces Copilot has become much more efficient for any developer to ask any question and get a particular result. The LLMs in Pieces are sensitive to programming, so I think that gives better results.

    Ayush Kumar

    Data Analyst @ Accenture

  • I was playing around with live context, and just wow, I’m speechless. I mean, this is not just a coding assistant anymore, it’s a mentor that knows literally everything, a guardian angel.

    Domagoj Lalk

    CTO & Co-Founder @ Sparroww Inc.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the context limits on the Pieces Long-Term Memory?

Pieces Long-Term Memory has context for the last 28 days. The Long-Term Memory will only capture context when it is running, so cannot access any memories from before Pieces is installed, or from when the Long-Term Memory is paused or turned off.

What are the context limits on the Pieces Long-Term Memory?

Pieces Long-Term Memory has context for the last 28 days. The Long-Term Memory will only capture context when it is running, so cannot access any memories from before Pieces is installed, or from when the Long-Term Memory is paused or turned off.

What are the context limits on the Pieces Long-Term Memory?

Pieces Long-Term Memory has context for the last 28 days. The Long-Term Memory will only capture context when it is running, so cannot access any memories from before Pieces is installed, or from when the Long-Term Memory is paused or turned off.

What prompts can I use with the Long-Term Memory?

What prompts can I use with the Long-Term Memory?

What prompts can I use with the Long-Term Memory?

Can I turn the Long-Term Memory collection off?

Can I turn the Long-Term Memory collection off?

Can I turn the Long-Term Memory collection off?

How can I ensure Long-Term Memory doesn’t send my private details to the cloud?

How can I ensure Long-Term Memory doesn’t send my private details to the cloud?

How can I ensure Long-Term Memory doesn’t send my private details to the cloud?