Get the source code and start here
Download the complete plugin-open-platform development kit first. The directory, Studio, and example guides all use this kit, so get the code before continuing.
Step 1: Get the source code and development kit#
Open the MemoMind GitHub resource page and find the plugin-open-platform development kit repository provided to you.
Clone with Git or download a ZIP#
- With Git: Open the Code panel on the repository page, copy the clone URL, and run git clone <copied-repository-url> in your terminal. Replace the placeholder with the actual URL.
- Without Git: Choose Code → Download ZIP on the repository page. Extract the entire archive before opening the folder.
- Check the complete kit: The root directory should contain GlassSDK, PhoneSDK, Studio, and build.py. Keep the Studio program for your operating system and all examples. Paths in the following guides start from this root directory.
After downloading, follow these three steps#
- 01
Toolkit and directory tour
Find the Studio executable or installer for your operating system, existing examples, source files and runtime artifacts, so you know which folder to open.
Read guide - 02
Development prerequisites
Check your computer, matching App and glasses. Before testing on a device, confirm the Bluetooth connection and LAN connectivity.
Read guide - 03
Run existing examples
Launch Studio on Windows or macOS, import the workspace, then switch examples to see their simulated behavior and scan from the App to run them on the glasses.
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Choose your development path after trying the examples#
Use an AI coding assistant: have it read the toolkit Markdown documentation, APIs and examples first, then create and build a project starting with one small feature. Choose one of the development paths below.
I want to build glasses UI and interactions
Create two files and compile My Glass. A single click changes the text; a long press exits. Run it on the glasses through Studio and the App.
Read guideI want a phone page that controls the glasses
Create Hello Web, enter text on the phone and send it to the glasses. Reuse the existing bridge GMP; you do not need to write C first.
Read guide
Check the results at each stage#
- Example stage: run at least one existing example in both Studio and real glasses, and successfully switch examples or restart it.
- Your project has its own manifest and source code and builds successfully from the terminal.
- Studio has your own plugin selected, and the phone and glasses show the results specified in the tutorial. A successful build alone is not completion.
- Make a code change and scan again; confirm that the new content appears on the physical device. After stopping, you can restart it from the saved entry in the App.