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To record and replay desktop automation workflows, start a recording session using playbook_record, perform your actions, then replay them using job_create and job_run. This captures user actions into reusable playbooks for reliable cross-platform execution.

You can automate browser and desktop tasks without writing scripts by using the recording feature. It captures mouse clicks, typing, and navigation into named playbooks that can be replayed later via the job system to reliably repeat routine actions.

The best way to reuse recorded automation playbooks is to export them after recording. Exported playbooks can be stored and later executed to automate routine tasks, cross-team procedures, and repeated workflows across different platforms.

Replaying automation jobs does support variable substitution, verification, and error handling. When you execute recorded playbooks as jobs, the system applies these features to ensure reliable automation across different platforms and environments.

Before recording user actions into playbooks, you need to specify your target platform and start a recording session. You must have the playbook_record, export_playbook, job_create, and job_run capabilities available to create, store, and execute the automated workflows.

Cross-platform desktop automation workflows rely on the MCP job system to replay recorded playbooks. Limitations depend on the target platform specified during the recording session, as actions are captured per platform and may require variable substitution for reliable execution across different environments.