Say Goodbye to Code Chaos, Revolutionize Your Coding Workflow with Pieces for Developers 🦾

Are you a developer juggling multiple tasks and drowning in a sea of open tabs? 🫣 Discover how Pieces for Developers can be your ultimate workflow copilot in this quick demo by Rosie, our Chief Customer Officer while at THAT Conference.

🔍 In this video, you'll learn how to:
‣ Seamlessly capture and manage code snippets while browsing documentation or coding in your IDE, preventing data loss and boosting productivity.
‣ Easily save, search, and share code snippets with coworkers, enriched with contextual metadata and explanations.
‣ Enhance the quality of your copilot's output by adding files, folders, or utilizing our live context feature, making it aware of your workflow materials and specific code elements.
‣ Maintain local storage for all your code snippets and copilot chats, with minimal cloud dependencies.
‣ Leverage various LLMs like OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude, or opt for on-device models to keep everything secure and local.

Join us to see how Pieces for Developers can transform your workflow and help you manage your coding chaos. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated on our latest features and demos! 💫

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[vitalis]

I'm not even a coder, but she's a great presenter. I hope you guys expand further into the workflow of app development and consider UX/UI use cases or integration to really bring it home for collaboration. Also, I see another user case which is to save pieces for prompt engineering though you guys might have to think about versioning, ranking of prompts, etc.

[skf]

I'm not your target audience, but even I can see that she is MADE for that role on that day. I'm sure she's really good at other stuff too. An asset to the company, in other words.

[luciusrex]

thats pretty neat, i like the idea of code dumping zone. Rn i have some on obsidian, some on onenote, some on keeps, a few expressions on my notebook. its awesome your app can keep them in one place (or at least thats how i understood your presentation)!

[pandasambit]

This is so cool. It's going to be so helpful for all the developers and students/early career professionals. How can we get access to it?

[iritesh]

How is this different from the cursor ide which I am using rn?