Add Screenpipe as cross-app memory for agents - #68
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Adds Screenpipe to Memory & State as
agent-enabling: it preserves changing screen and audio history across apps so assistants can recover work context across sessions. This addresses missing user context through capture and persistent history, rather than only providing a generic API wrapper.The entry links claim-level first-party evidence for capture/MCP capabilities, local and cloud data boundaries, ongoing freemium pricing and the Screenpipe Commercial License. It records documentation review only, includes plan and recording limitations, and makes no benchmark or independent testing claims. The submitter mapping records the actual PR author because CI requires it; no publication or editorial-review dates are assigned.
Validation: all 71 repository tests pass;
npm run validate:content -- --require-submitterspasses for 40 tools;git diff --checkpasses. Listing URLs checked successfully, with pricing redirecting to the current onboarding/pricing page.Disclosure: I am Screenpipe's founder and maintainer. This submission was prepared with Codex assistance.