Ahmet Furkan Ugar

You can record your own browser or native desktop actions for up to 30 minutes, then turn that demonstration into a reusable skill. It supports Playwright event streams with traces for browsers and lightweight event, window, and screenshot streams for desktop applications.

Developers and power users who want to teach a repeatable task by demonstrating it once rather than writing instructions manually. It suits anyone working in Claude Code, Codex, opencode, or similar shell-access environments on macOS, Windows, or Linux.

Invoke it when you want your actions watched: it records browser sessions through a Playwright event stream plus trace, or desktop sessions via event, window, and screenshot streams. After recording, the captured demonstration is converted into a reusable, refinable skill.

It runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and is environment-agnostic: it works in Claude Code, Codex, opencode, or any environment with shell access. Browser recording requires Playwright; desktop recording uses a lightweight native capture stream.

You need shell access in a compatible environment and Playwright available for browser capture; desktop capture needs no browser. Recordings are limited to 30 minutes per session, after which the demonstration is processed into a reusable skill.