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Correct plugin lead and compare to live human pages.
70cf33e kept generate, token rates, compose, and PWA locks, but led with
pack-only hosted-infrastructure framing and DIY stack prose. Use the
homepage lead “give your agent a screen” and the human three-column
compare. Do not claim twice vendor cost.
Co-authored-by: Gersham Meharg <gersham@users.noreply.github.com>
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# ScreenRig
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**give your agent a screen**
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**Signage and Kiosk infrastructure for AI Agents**
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Your agent creates it. screenRIG puts it on the screen. You supply the
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content, screen devices, and network; screenRIG supplies the hosted
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publishing infrastructure, Player, media handling, application releases, and
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playback evidence.
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Your agent creates it. screenRIG puts it on the screen. Publish menu boards,
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videos, dashboards, and kiosk apps through the official screenRIG plugin.
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Built for AI agents, from the first prompt to the next update.
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## Start free. Pay for what you use.
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Google Play, Linux, macOS, Raspberry Pi, Windows) describe product direction,
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not public downloads or store listings.
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## Don't build the stack yourself
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## Compare
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Choose how your screens get their content. Compare agent-operated signage, a
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custom stack, and a dashboard-led product against the workflow you need.
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| Decision | screenRIG | Build your own | Dashboard-led signage |
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| --- | --- | --- | --- |
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| Primary operator | An agent using the official plugin and bundled CLI. | The tools and workflows you build. | Usually a person using the vendor editor; agent support varies. |
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| Content model | Images, video, web pages, and applications on a playlist canvas. | You define and maintain the model. | Templates, playlists, and integrations vary by vendor. |
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| Infrastructure | Hosted control plane and content delivery. | Your team owns hosting, delivery, updates, and recovery. | The vendor operates its service. |
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| Pricing basis | Account usage, with no per-screen subscription; tier limits apply. | Infrastructure costs plus engineering and operations. | Often screen subscriptions; check the vendor's current terms. |
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| Verification | Screenshots, playback records, and account events. | You build the observability you need. | Device monitoring and reporting vary by product. |
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| Best fit | Agent-operated signage and custom kiosk apps. | Specialized requirements that justify owning the stack. | Teams that want a visual editor and a human publishing workflow. |
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Isolated origins and H.264 are part of that hosted publishing infrastructure.
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You build the screen experience; screenRIG supplies publishing, Player, media,
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apps, and evidence behind it.
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Choose screenRIG when your agent should create or upload content, publish a
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playlist, update the screen, and verify the result through one documented tool
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# ScreenRig
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**give your agent a screen**
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**Signage and Kiosk infrastructure for AI Agents**
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Your agent creates it. screenRIG puts it on the screen. You supply the
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content, screen devices, and network; screenRIG supplies the hosted
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publishing infrastructure, Player, media handling, application releases, and
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playback evidence.
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Your agent creates it. screenRIG puts it on the screen. Publish menu boards,
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videos, dashboards, and kiosk apps through the official screenRIG plugin.
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Built for AI agents, from the first prompt to the next update.
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## Start free. Pay for what you use.
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Google Play, Linux, macOS, Raspberry Pi, Windows) describe product direction,
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not public downloads or store listings.
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## Don't build the stack yourself
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## Compare
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Choose how your screens get their content. Compare agent-operated signage, a
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custom stack, and a dashboard-led product against the workflow you need.
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| Decision | screenRIG | Build your own | Dashboard-led signage |
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| --- | --- | --- | --- |
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| Primary operator | An agent using the official plugin and bundled CLI. | The tools and workflows you build. | Usually a person using the vendor editor; agent support varies. |
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| Content model | Images, video, web pages, and applications on a playlist canvas. | You define and maintain the model. | Templates, playlists, and integrations vary by vendor. |
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| Infrastructure | Hosted control plane and content delivery. | Your team owns hosting, delivery, updates, and recovery. | The vendor operates its service. |
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| Pricing basis | Account usage, with no per-screen subscription; tier limits apply. | Infrastructure costs plus engineering and operations. | Often screen subscriptions; check the vendor's current terms. |
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| Verification | Screenshots, playback records, and account events. | You build the observability you need. | Device monitoring and reporting vary by product. |
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| Best fit | Agent-operated signage and custom kiosk apps. | Specialized requirements that justify owning the stack. | Teams that want a visual editor and a human publishing workflow. |
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Isolated origins and H.264 are part of that hosted publishing infrastructure.
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You build the screen experience; screenRIG supplies publishing, Player, media,
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apps, and evidence behind it.
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Choose screenRIG when your agent should create or upload content, publish a
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playlist, update the screen, and verify the result through one documented tool
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