What problem does it solve?
Demonstrating a feature in a running app requires driving the UI step by step and capturing the result, but Playwright specs fix every step up front and cannot perform steps that have no underlying operation. This Skill lets an agent drive the real app one gesture at a time, record the session as a captioned video, and trim the dead air so the output is ready to share.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Interactive browser driving: A loopback HTTP driver exposes ops like click, fill, drag, eval, and screenshot against a live Chromium session, so each gesture can depend on what the previous one rendered.
- Captioned, annotated recordings: Step captions are burned into the video and also muxed as Matroska chapters and a WebVTT track, with a self-contained HTML viewer for clickable step navigation.
- Dead-air trimming: A trimmer caps motionless stretches with separate budgets for caption-reading pauses, plus a report mode that prices each cap before encoding.
- Use Case: Run a
.mdl QA flow such as the chess plugin walkthrough, caption each step from the spec, trim the 13-minute raw recording down to its minutes of motion, and attach the resulting WebM and screenshots to a PR.
Quick Start
Ask the agent to start the composer app, launch the recording driver, walk through the feature's steps with captions, then trim and send the finished demo video.