videorc
Screen recording, livestreaming, and desktop release workflows
All Skills in This Repository (7)
Pure Emerald Level Indicatorsvideorc-design
Implement Videorc UI styling with shadcn/ui components and CSS variables.
cut-it
Slice plans into ordered execution phases with dependency handling.
shadcn
Manage shadcn components and projects with add, update, and configuration commands.
creem
Manage payments, subscriptions, and tax compliance via the Creem API.
videorc-release
Automate macOS release cutting and publishing for the Videorc app.
improve
Audit codebases for bugs, vulnerabilities, and performance bottlenecks.
shieldcn-badges
Generate shields-style badges, charts, headers, and images for READMEs.
Frequently Asked Questions
FAQPage SchemaHow to install Videorc skills?â–¼
Run `npx skills add TheOrcDev/videorc --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this repository globally.
What is Videorc?â–¼
Videorc is an open-source desktop studio that records your screen and camera, streams to multiple platforms at once, and produces transcripts, titles, chapters, and a ready-to-publish pack from one window.
How do the Videorc skills help developers?â–¼
They guide your agent through slicing plans into executable phases, auditing the codebase for improvements, applying the shadcn-based dark-glass design system, and shipping signed macOS and Windows releases.
Does Videorc work with Claude Code and other agents?â–¼
Yes. All skills follow the universal SKILL.md standard and run in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other compatible agents.
Can I record and stream at the same time with Videorc?â–¼
Yes. Videorc records local MKV files with automatic MP4 remux while simultaneously streaming over RTMP to multiple destinations from a single encode.
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