Tennis is a command-line interface that allows users to index and search their context offline, integrating various data sources seamlessly.
Many existing tools for context management require subscriptions and store data on external servers, leading to siloed information and lack of accessibility. Users need a fast, local solution to manage their context without relying on online services.
Download and set up the Tennis command-line interface on your local machine to begin indexing your files.
Use Tennis to index various data sources, including files, chat sessions, and Codex history, creating a local database for easy access.
Utilize the search functionality to quickly retrieve relevant information from your indexed data, enhancing your productivity.
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