How to Give Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT Context From a Screen Recording
You recorded your screen to show your AI agent something — a bug, a UI change, a workflow it needs to understand — and
Tips, tutorials, and thoughts on making videos people actually watch.
You recorded your screen to show your AI agent something — a bug, a UI change, a workflow it needs to understand — and
The bug report was a lossy compression format built for human readers. When the first reader is an AI agent, stop compressing: record once, and hand the agent the evidence.
A one-file Claude skill turns any Clipy link into agent-readable evidence: the frames you pointed at, click coordinates, and the full transcript. Install once, paste links forever.
If you've ever tried to email a GIF, post one to Slack, or drop one into a doc and watched
Wire your Clipy screen recordings into Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf with the @clipy/mcp server, then turn a bug recording into a ticket. A workflow walkthrough with copy-paste config and the gotchas nobody warns you about.
You don't always need to share your screen. Sometimes the thing people actually want is you — your face, your voice,
GIFs come out huge because the format stores every frame in full. Here are the four settings that actually control file size — and how to convert an MP4 to a small, clean GIF for free.
YouTube and Instagram won't accept a raw MP3 — they need a video file. Here's the fastest free way to wrap your audio in an MP4 with cover art or an animated waveform, right in your browser.
Downgrading Loom or hitting the free-plan limit doesn't delete your videos — but it does box you in. Here's exactly what happens to your recordings, per Loom's own docs, and the one move that keeps them yours.
After Atlassian retired Loom's Creator Lite tier and started auto-billing viewer seats, the question became how to take your library with you. Here is the free, no-card path through Clipy's new migration tool.
Atlassian's Loom pricing changes mean it's time to move. A practical 7-step checklist for exporting your videos, switching to a free alternative, and cancelling Loom — without losing anything.
Three sharing tiers per recording: public, restricted with email invites or whole email domains, and private. Locked-out viewers can request access; the owner approves with one click.