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You can automate visual evidence capture for pull requests by generating GIFs, terminal recordings, and screenshots. The process detects project types and change behaviors to recommend the appropriate capture method.

Yes, terminal recordings and GIFs can demonstrate CLI feature changes in a PR. The system identifies CLI tool project types and recommends terminal recording capture tiers to accurately document observable command-line behaviors.

Yes, you need ffmpeg, ffprobe, vhs, and agent-browser installed. The system performs a tool preflight check to verify these external dependencies are available before executing the selected capture tier for processing visual evidence.

The best way to capture UI motion and state changes is through automated tier selection. The system assesses change types, such as motion or states, and recommends the best capture tier based on available tools like agent-browser and ffmpeg.

Project type detection directly determines the capture method by differentiating web apps from CLI tools. Identifying the project type guides the recommendation of either browser-based screenshots and GIFs or terminal recordings for accurate visual evidence.

If required tools like silicon or vhs are unavailable, the tool preflight check fails and prevents execution. Availability limitations restrict the recommended capture tiers, preventing the generation of specific visual evidence formats until dependencies are installed.