What problem does it solve?
Windows-native Screenpipe changes (compiler, process, service, capture, installer, permission behavior) cannot be safely developed or validated on the live release builder or through cross-compilation, and ad-hoc VMs lack the required toolchain and evidence workflow.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Disposable Azure VM workflow: Launch a per-task VM from an immutable, validated Windows 11 dev image in Azure Compute Gallery, then destroy only that VM afterward.
- Autonomous task execution: The VM owns Codex execution, native validation via
bun run test:tauri, console desktop recording, evidence upload, branch push, PR creation, credential cleanup, and shutdown.
- Image governance: Defines an image contract (toolchain, warmed caches, Sysprep/OOBE policy, no baked credentials) plus a fresh-VM smoke test before an image version is marked usable.
- Use Case: You need to fix a Windows service permission bug in Screenpipe's
src-tauri code. Dispatch an immutable task blob to a fresh VM from the validated image; it runs the native test, records the desktop, uploads evidence, opens a PR with the tested SHA and video link, then cleans up and shuts down.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to develop and test your Windows-native Screenpipe change on a disposable Azure VM from the validated dev image, providing the exact Git revision and acceptance criteria.