Move Screenpipe to Data Collection - #185
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Screenpipe is currently listed under Open Source Projects, but the current source uses the Screenpipe Commercial License. Move the existing entry to the bottom of Applications and Platforms → Data Collection and describe the local-default history and optional cloud processing accurately.
I maintain Screenpipe and submitted the original entry in #116. Its screen/audio history remains relevant for lifelogging and personal work analytics. This corrects its categorization without adding a duplicate. The original MIT-era releases keep their existing license.
The wording is checked against the current license, official website, and MCP documentation. Raw history is local by default; configured cloud AI, transcription, sync and integrations may transmit relevant context off-device.
Validation: one Screenpipe entry, placed at the bottom of Data Collection and absent from Open Source Projects; existing entries otherwise preserved;
git diff --checkpassed. No application code changed or runtime test claimed. Prepared with AI assistance and reviewed against the linked sources.