pieces-app/awesome-pieces

A curated list of Pieces resources, plugins and extensions, articles, communities, tutorials and other related things.

Summary

awesome-pieces is a curated "awesome list" that catalogs resources around the Pieces developer productivity tool, including plugins, extensions, articles, tutorials, podcasts, and open-source SDKs. It functions as an index rather than a runnable library, pointing engineers to the official Pieces apps, integrations, and supporting materials maintained by the Pieces team. The repository metadata indicates an MIT license, while the README footer displays a CC0 badge, so readers should verify the applicable terms directly in the repository.

What it is useful for

This list is useful when you are evaluating or adopting Pieces and want a single page that organizes the surrounding ecosystem. It links to:

• IDE plugins for JetBrains Suite, VS Code, JupyterLab, and Azure Data Studio
• Browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, and Opera
• Productivity tool integrations for Obsidian and Microsoft Teams
• Curated snippet collections for TypeScript, SQL, Dart, Python, Node.js, and JavaScript
• Open-source Pieces OS client SDKs in Dart, Kotlin, Python, and TypeScript, plus example projects such as pieces-copilot-vanilla-typescript-example and example-typescript
• Articles, YouTube videos, podcasts, and AMAs covering topics like extracting code from screenshots, persisting copilot chats, and tracking workflow activity

How engineers can use it

Start by skimming the table of contents to find the section that matches your toolchain. If you use VS Code, follow the link in "IDE Plugins" to the VS Code Marketplace entry; if you use JetBrains IDEs, follow the JetBrains plugin link. The "Curated snippet collection" section points to language-specific snippet packs hosted on the Pieces site that can be saved into Pieces. If you want to build on Pieces OS, the "Open source by Pieces" section points to the client SDK repositories and a vanilla TypeScript copilot example you can clone.

This repository itself is a Markdown index, so it has no setup commands of its own. The README documents installation of the underlying Pieces Desktop App and Pieces OS at docs.pieces.app/installation-getting-started for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and refers readers to the official documentation for further setup details.

A practical limitation: this is a link list, not a tool, so following any entry typically requires installing the Pieces product separately. The list is also a snapshot of links, and individual entries may go stale, so verify versions and availability on the linked marketplaces before relying on them.