Add or modify Tauri commands in the screenpipe desktop app and regenerate TypeScript bindings, the code connecting frontend calls to Rust handlers. Follow the required annotations and checks to keep both sides consistent.
- Adding a command to the desktop app
- Updating Rust types exposed to the frontend
- Regenerating TypeScript bindings after changes
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Find past decisions, documents, and conversations in Screenpipe recordings. Get an answer with timestamps and available source links, with clear distinctions between recorded evidence, inference, and gaps in coverage.
- Find the reasoning behind a past decision
- Locate a document seen earlier
- Review a conversation from a specific time
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Review recorded activity over a chosen period to understand sustained work and app switching. Get one evidence-based pattern and one small experiment for the next day, with uncertainty stated and no invented productivity scores.
- Reviewing sustained work over a chosen period
- Understanding app and window switching patterns
- Choosing a small experiment for tomorrow
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Find repeated tasks in recorded activity or starred examples, then describe their steps, exceptions, and human decisions. Assess a small automation candidate using captured evidence, available tools, permissions, and clear completion criteria.
- Finding recurring tasks in activity records
- Reviewing starred examples for workflow patterns
- Assessing a small automation candidate
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Reconstruct an incident timeline from recorded screens and conversations, supported by available logs and monitoring. Organize symptoms, changes, response actions, and recovery evidence while distinguishing observed facts from suspected causes.
- Reconstructing events around a system incident
- Reviewing response actions and recovery evidence
- Separating observed facts from suspected causes
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Operate Screenpipe from the terminal to set up continuous recording, check capture health, and search local history. Manage Pipes, scheduled AI automations, and configure and test connections to external services.
- Set up continuous screen and audio recording
- Diagnose recording and storage issues
- Search recorded screen and audio history
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Review a specific meeting’s notes and transcript to summarize decisions, commitments, named owners, and stated deadlines. Keep proposals and completed work separate, flag recording gaps, and draft a concise follow-up message when requested.
- Organizing decisions and commitments after a meeting
- Checking explicitly stated owners and deadlines
- Distinguishing agenda proposals from agreed work
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Trace a decision through recorded discussions and later revisions. Build a dated account of proposals, confirmed choices, rejected alternatives, and remaining questions, keeping suggestions separate from final decisions and showing disagreements between sources.
- Find the recorded reasons behind a decision
- Review alternatives that were rejected
- Trace later changes to a decision
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Create and manage scheduled AI automations in screenpipe from the command line. Enable or disable jobs, test runs, inspect logs, and configure service connections such as Telegram and Slack, including connection status checks.
- Creating scheduled AI automations
- Enabling or disabling existing automations
- Investigating failures through execution logs
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Retrieve and analyze Screenpipe recording engine and desktop app logs to investigate errors or events at a specific time. Get timestamped findings, recurring error patterns, possible causes, suggested fixes, and indications of service status.
- Investigate recording failures
- Check audio and transcription errors
- Trace events at a specific time
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Turn verified corrections and repeated workflows into reusable local methods. Check existing skills first, then capture when to use a method, its steps, how to validate results, and when to stop.
- Preserving a verified correction for future tasks
- Documenting a recurring workflow
- Checking for overlap with existing skills
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Review selected meeting and conversation history to identify explicit promises and deadlines, then check later evidence to distinguish open, completed, superseded, and uncertain commitments while keeping tentative ideas separate.
- Reviewing promises made in meetings
- Checking commitments with approaching deadlines
- Reconciling updates across a project's history
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Check Screenpipe's process, API, screen capture, and audio transcription status. Inspect logs, storage, resource usage, and processing metrics to identify problems, then report the findings with relevant errors and suggested fixes.
- Check whether Screenpipe is running
- Investigate missing screen captures
- Diagnose missing audio transcriptions
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Edit Screenpipe walkthrough videos built from screenshots and narration while preserving the original procedure. Adjust wording, titles, pacing, and visual focus, then render an updated video when requested.
- Shortening narration while keeping required steps
- Replacing specified wording in a video
- Adjusting screenshot zoom and pacing
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Prepare a project handoff using recent work records and checks of current materials. Give the recipient a verified status, accessible artifact locations, blockers, and concrete next steps, while distinguishing delivered work from drafts and intentions.
- Handing a project over to another person
- Preparing context before resuming paused work
- Collecting artifact locations and supporting links
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Prepare screenpipe component releases by updating versions and dependency lock files, running required build checks, and triggering GitHub Actions. Verify build results and release artifacts, then hand public app publication over to a person.
- Preparing a desktop app release
- Checking whether Rust changes require a CLI release
- Updating MCP versions and checking publication
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Use Screenpipe’s local REST API, an interface for programmatic requests, to search screen and meeting history, review app activity and active time, retrieve synced-device records, export recordings, and rerun audio transcription.
- Reviewing daily app use and active screen time
- Finding decisions in recorded meetings
- Searching history from a synced device
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Turn recorded or starred procedures into reusable guides based on captured evidence. Organize prerequisites, steps, expected results, branches, and final checks, while clearly marking missing details and removing private information from examples.
- Turning recorded demonstrations into procedure guides
- Documenting starred work for future reuse
- Preparing instructions for colleagues
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Draft a project status report against stated milestones using recent Screenpipe activity and verified outcomes. Separate work performed from delivered and accepted results, summarize blockers and next actions, and cite dated sources with verification limits.
- Drafting a project report against stated milestones
- Checking delivery claims against current records
- Summarizing blockers and the next decision
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Search team activity in Screenpipe Enterprise and review records by device and time. Preview, deploy, and schedule managed Pipes, which are AI automations, with explicit targets and checks before changes.
- Find team activity related to a topic
- Review a teammate's activity timeline
- Preview and deploy a managed Pipe
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Resume interrupted work by reviewing recent Screenpipe activity and checking the current state of relevant files, jobs, or services. Recover the last verified result, identify unfinished steps, and avoid repeating actions that may already have completed.
- Resume a project after an interruption
- Recover the last verified result and unfinished step
- Check whether a pending job or service operation finished
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Analyze a single discovery interview to understand actual behavior, needs, workarounds, and open questions. Receive a concise account tied to sources, separating participant actions from hypothetical intentions, interviewer suggestions, and interpretation.
- Summarize actual behavior from an interview
- Identify needs and current workarounds
- Prepare follow-up research questions
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Investigate and maintain documented workflows using Screenpipe evidence and shared drafts. Review whether recorded actions support each procedure, preserve verified steps, and add timing measurements only when clear start and end evidence is available.
- Checking documented procedures against activity records
- Reviewing and handing off shared workflow drafts
- Investigating workflow and step durations
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026
Find facts, relevant examples, and prior wording in work history to support a writing draft. Use source evidence to separate completed work from plans and opinions, verify quotations, and remove sensitive details from public drafts unless disclosure is authorized.
- Draft a report grounded in work history
- Find concrete examples for an article
- Reuse prior wording while preserving personal voice
screenpipe/screenpipe☆ 22KUpdated Oct 18, 2026