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Context Sync: Transferring Memories (Experimental)

Different Dimensions, Seamless Sharing

Iterate logic on the web, and implement code in the IDE. Gemini Voyager breaks down the dimensional barriers, giving your IDE the "thinking process" of the web instantly.

Say Goodbye to Constant Switching

The biggest pain for developers: after discussing a solution thoroughly on the web, you return to VS Code/Trae/Cursor only to have to re-explain the requirements like a stranger. Due to quotas and response speeds, the web is the "brain" and the IDE is the "hands." Voyager lets them share the same soul.

Three Simple Steps to Synchronize

  1. Install and Wake Up CoBridge: Install the CoBridge extension in VS Code. It serves as the core bridge connecting the web interface and your local IDE.

    CoBridge Extension

    After installation, click the icon on the left sidebar and start the server. CoBridge Server On

  2. Handshake Connection:

    • Enable "Context Sync" in Voyager settings.
    • Align the port numbers. When you see "IDE Online," they are connected.

    Context Sync Console

  3. One-Click Sync: Click "Sync to IDE".

    Sync Done

Rooting in the IDE

After synchronization, a .vscode/AI_CONTEXT_SYNC.md file will appear in your IDE's root directory. Whether it's Trae, Cursor, or Copilot, they will automatically read this "memory" through their respective rule files. AI models will no longer suffer from memory loss, hitting the ground running.

Principles

  • Zero Pollution: CoBridge automatically handles .gitignore, ensuring your private conversations are never pushed to Git repositories.
  • Industry Savvy: Full Markdown format, making it as smooth for the AI in your IDE to read as an instruction manual.
  • Pro Tip: If the conversation is from a while ago, scroll up using the [Timeline] first to let the web "remember" the context for better sync results.

Ready for Liftoff

The logic is primed in the cloud; now, let it take root locally.

No more LLM amnesia—just pure, instant productivity.

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