I use this. My focus in in wringing the most ROI possible from my AI Interns. Breadcrumb is like upgrading to a better model and a better brain simultaneously.
While they do technically ride every request, they're cached in all good clients, so usually pretty cheap. Also Claude Code just loads names and defers the full definitions until it thinks it needs one.
I think it's going to be the UI to manage your data as that will bring higher value to existing users. I'll make that surface in HTML which will enable porting to be easier.
I use this. My focus in in wringing the most ROI possible from my AI Interns. Breadcrumb is like upgrading to a better model and a better brain simultaneously.
Do all 30+ tools load every request? Claude Code's 24 built-ins already cost ~85,500 chars of definitions before any MCP server.
While they do technically ride every request, they're cached in all good clients, so usually pretty cheap. Also Claude Code just loads names and defers the full definitions until it thinks it needs one.
This is what I wanted Windows Recall to be
The plan is to port it to windows and linux. The architecture is already there.
I need to decide between building a UI editor for moments, memories and meetings OR the port to windows/linux work.
What do you think I should work on first? (Asking everyone actually!)
I came to the comments looking for windows/linux alternatives. Looking forward to the ports!
I think it's going to be the UI to manage your data as that will bring higher value to existing users. I'll make that surface in HTML which will enable porting to be easier.
See also Screenpipe (YC S26)
https://github.com/screenpipe/screenpipe
what is the security like? It is reminds me MSFT recall