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Model Context Protocol Integration

Overview

Transform how you work with AI by connecting language models to your personal context. Pieces preserves and leverages your history through Long-Term Memory Engine.

# Pieces for Developers

Transform how you work with AI by connecting language models to your personal context. Pieces preserves and leverages your history through Long-Term Memory Engine.

  • On-device workflow capture
  • Workstream activity tracking
  • Snippet sharing improvements
  • IDE plugin enhancements
  • Live context in browser
  • Backup and restore
  • Temporally grounded copilot

Installation Instructions

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