Not because it's bad. Because it has no idea what you were doing five minutes ago.
I'd have five tabs open, half a research trail in my head, and the second I opened a chat with Claude or ChatGPT, I was starting from zero again. Re-explaining myself to my own AI tools got old fast. So I built something to fix it.
Clippy Vision is a fully local screen-memory assistant. It passively watches your windows, clipboard, and screenshots, and lets you ask questions about your own activity, "what was I reading about X earlier," and it pulls the real answer from your history instead of asking you for context.
Everything runs on your machine. No cloud calls, nothing leaves your device.
The problem with the naive approach
