feat(data): add Cue desktop voice agent - #22
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What does this PR do?
Adds a bilingual, source-linked profile for Cue, a macOS and Windows desktop voice agent.
The page is written as a decision guide rather than a feature list. It distinguishes Cue from telephony/API infrastructure and helps readers evaluate three separate workflows: voice typing, bot-free meeting transcription, and user-approved cross-app actions. It also documents privacy boundaries, recording consent, portability, pricing, and cases where another tool may fit better.
Checklist
npm run validatewith no errorspublic/logos/verified_atis currentAdditional checks completed:
npm test: 45/45 passednpm run check: 0 errorsnpm run build: passedSource(s)
Notes for reviewer
The profile uses conservative capability flags and explicitly notes that Cue is a hybrid desktop/cloud end-user product, not a fully offline model or an API platform. It avoids unsupported performance, ranking, or adoption claims and includes comparable alternatives for adjacent workflows.