Pieces for Developers

In this month's edition of The Pieces Post: ? $13.5M Series A Funding: Capital=raised. Time to hit it hard! ? Pieces OS 10.0.0: New local LLM support, better syntax highlighting, performance boosts, and Live Context in IDE plugins. ? Website Migration: Check out our new design on Framer at pieces.app! ? New Podcast Episode: Insights on developer advocacy and community building. And much more! Check out the full newsletter, and help us spread the word about Pieces Copilot+ on Product Hunt! #ProductHunt #AI #DeveloperTools #Productivity #PiecesOS

Happy to be Pieces for Developers Certified! Check out Pieces for Developers and learn "how to 10x your developer productivity with AI across the research you do in your browser, the tools you use to collaborate with others, and the code you write in your IDE."

Have you tried Live Context yet? Watch as Mason Williams shows how it can connect your conversations and code all in one place??

Pieces x Viam: The Confetti Cannon We teamed up with Viam for something fun! Jim Bennett wrote some code to fire our portable Viam-powered confetti cannon, and shared it as a code snippet using Pieces. Then, folks coming to our booth could save that code snippet to their own Pieces, add that to a Flutter project, and launch the cannon!??

Are you a fan of Star Wars? If you're attending?All Things Open Conference, make sure you don't miss?Jim Bennett's session all about building a Star Wars co-pilot!?

Pieces is proud to sponsor StartupCincy Week 2024 for the third year in a row!?? Join us October 7-10 for this awesome event. Here's where you can find us: ???Mon 4-5:30 PM: @KnottTsavo's demo @ Woodward Theater ???Tues 12-1 PM: AI dev tools talk (with lunch!) @ Bricker Graydon ???Tues 12-4 PM: Pieces booth @ Union Hall Come say hi! We'd love to see you??

Yesterday, we announced our new website design?? Today, we're bringing you the updated Pieces Blog! We'd love to hear what you think. ?? pieces.app/blog

“Developing AI Solutions for Work Marketplaces - with Andrew Rabinovich of Upwork and Tsavo Knott of Pieces” https://lnkd.in/dvr3EC_G Business leaders are eager to integrate AI into their operations, yet many face challenges in achieving consistent results. The complexity of prompt engineering has created obstacles, as crafting the perfect input feels like navigating a maze. Recent research from Stanford University and the Indian Institute of Technology highlights key issues such as semantic gaps, complexity, and consistency. These studies emphasize the need for more intuitive interfaces, improved model understanding, and addressing biases in AI-generated content. Emerj Senior Editor Matthew DeMello recently interviewed Andrew Rabinovich, VP and Head of AI at Upwork, and Tsavo Knott, CEO of Pieces, about the future of AI in software development. Their conversation focused on AI's role in workforce marketplaces and expediting hiring workflows. Rabinovich and Knott explored how prompt engineering is evolving and its current significance in AI interactions. Both experts predict that prompt engineering will not remain a long-term discipline in its current form. They discussed how upcoming step-level changes will transform how development teams scale their work, ultimately leading to AI systems that can interpret intent without relying on precise prompts. This article analyzes two critical insights from their conversation for enterprise leaders supervising development teams: - Evolving AI beyond prompt engineering - Focusing on designing efficient, task-specific models #AI #MachineLearning #WorkforceAI #PromptEngineering #AIinBusiness #AILeadership #EmerjResearch #AIWorkflows #DataScience #AIModels #TechInnovation #AITrends #UpworkAI #SoftwareDevelopment #FutureOfAI #EmerjAnalysis

?? NEW WEBSITE DAY ?? Thaymisan Cavalcante and Laurin McNulty absolutely rocked this effort! Our website now truly describes what Pieces for Developers has become: long term memory for your whole developer workstream. AND in such a beautiful way!

Our new website is live: https://pieces.app/ We’ve redesigned our website to reflect what we do best: giving developers a long-term memory for their code. Inspired by Massimo Vignelli’s philosophy of clarity in design, we set out to create a space that isn’t just visually appealing, but functional and streamlined, where every element is designed with purpose. We focused on cutting through the noise and presenting Pieces for Developers what it truly is: your second brain for code. No more fragmented workflows across tools and platforms — Pieces for Developers saves and organizes your code memories effortlessly, so you can focus on what really matters. The website’s simplified funnel ensures that this message is crystal clear, from the first glance to deeper engagement. The visual transition from coding chaos to organized snippets reflects how Pieces transforms your workflow. It’s more than just a product—it’s an essential tool that enhances productivity without adding complexity This redesign also represents a shift in how we want Pieces for Developers to be seen: not just as a utility, but as an integral part of your development process, seamlessly woven into your daily workflow. Moving forward, this vision will shape not only our site but our entire product experience. Exciting stuff ahead!?