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screenpipe is a local AI-agent memory layer that continuously captures computer history on macOS, Windows, and Linux. It records screen frames with OCR, accessibility data, microphone and system audio with transcripts, and application activity, storing the underlying history locally. Agents can search the history through a local REST API, database, or MCP server and use it for tasks such as meeting summaries, follow-ups, and workflow automations. Users can exclude apps, windows, URLs, or time periods and redact sensitive fields on the device; the page describes the project as source-available.
A local memory layer that continuously captures computer history through screen frames, OCR, application and accessibility data, and audio. Agents can search or read that local history through an API and MCP server while users can exclude apps and redact sensitive information.