Screen Recording for AI Coding Agents
Show your coding agent the screen instead of describing it. It reads what you said, what you circled and when, with your code open.
- 1Connect Claude Code (once per machine)
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user vidmatic https://api.vidmatic.ai/mcpNo key in it: run /mcp, choose Authenticate, and sign in from your browser.
- 2Record your screen, then hand your agent the recording
/mcp__vidmatic__workstream_from_video <recording id>Use the id from your recording's link. Your agent reads it and files one GitHub issue.
How it works
1
Record and mark it up
Record your screen, circle what is wrong and talk through what you want.
2
Your agent reads it over MCP
Claude Code gets the timed transcript, every mark you drew with the second you drew it, and images of what you circled.
3
One issue, then the fix
It files one GitHub issue grounded in your code, works it, and you watch it live on Agent Workstreams.
4
Proof comes back
A narrated demo of the shipped change lands in your Inbox.
- A two-minute recording is a better spec than three paragraphs
- Your agent reads your marks and words, not a guess at a video file
- Nothing to install beyond one connect line
Questions
- Can Claude Code watch a screen recording?
- Not as a raw video file. Through the Vidmatic MCP server it reads your recording as a timed transcript, the marks you drew with the second each was drawn, and images of what you circled.
- What is video-to-agent?
- Video-to-agent is the loop Vidmatic runs: you record your screen, your coding agent reads it, files one GitHub issue, ships the change and sends back a narrated demo as proof.
- Do I need to install anything?
- One claude mcp add line, once per machine. You sign in from your browser; there is no key to copy and no local ffmpeg.
- Which coding agents does it work with?
- Claude Code and Cursor today. The MCP server page lists every client we have verified end to end.
Show Your Agent the Screen
Connect once, record once, and hand your agent the recording.
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