Record UI and CLI demos as GIFs or screenshots for PR descriptions.
npx skills add https://github.com/xbpk3t/ce-codex --skill ce-demo-reel
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ce-demo-reel Source: https://github.com/xbpk3t/ce-codex/tree/main/skills/ce-demo-reel Command: npx skills add https://github.com/xbpk3t/ce-codex --skill ce-demo-reel
Capture reliable, reviewable visual evidence (GIFs or screenshots) for UI changes, CLI features, and observable bug fixes so reviewers can see what changed without running the product themselves. It enforces "evidence means using the product" (not tests) and provides explicit fallbacks and user prompts when real product usage requires credentials or external services.
Run the ce-demo-reel skill to detect the change, recommend a capture tier, record the demo, and upload a permanent GIF or screenshots for PR inclusion.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To capture a GIF demo for a PR description, you can use a skill that detects UI or CLI changes from your branch and records the behavior. It automatically discovers the capture target, recommends a recording tier, and generates a shareable GIF or screenshot for your pull request.
Recording terminal output for release notes is best handled by VHS, which captures CLI behavior as shareable GIFs. The process involves project-type detection, tool preflight checks, and deterministic recording to create visual evidence of command-line feature changes.
Yes, you can capture before-and-after screenshots or GIFs to demonstrate bug fixes. The tool performs branch-aware target discovery and uses agent-browser, silicon, and ffmpeg to capture observable UI changes, providing clear visual evidence for reviewers.
Yes, agent-browser can capture visual evidence from desktop apps reachable via CDP. It performs tool preflight checks and records UI changes using browser reels or static screenshots, then stitches frames into GIFs for PR inclusion.
VHS and ffmpeg require tool preflight checks and may need explicit fallbacks if real product usage requires credentials or external services. The tool enforces that evidence means using the actual product, not running tests, which can limit automated capture in restricted environments.
Yes, ffmpeg and ffprobe are required dependencies for stitching frames into GIFs during the two-pass rendering process. The tool runs preflight checks to ensure all necessary components like agent-browser, VHS, and silicon are available before capturing visual PR evidence.
vitalliumAutomate capture of GIFs, terminal reels, or screenshot reels for PR descriptions.
nicolehaugenEmbeds Playwright screenshots into GitHub PR descriptions.
FFCfelps1Capture product functionality demos as GIFs for PR inclusion.
IAmKongHaiCapture GIFs, terminal recordings, and screenshots for PR descriptions.
