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Analyze a screen recording of a manual process and produce targeted, working automation scripts. Extracts frames and audio narration from video files, reconstructs the step-by-step workflow, and proposes automation at multiple complexity levels using tools already installed on the user machine.
Analyze animated GIF files by extracting and viewing frames as sequential video. Use when: - User mentions a GIF file path (e.g., "./demo.gif", "~/Downloads/animation.gif") - User wants to analyze or understand a GIF animation - User asks about motion, changes, or content in a GIF - User attaches or references a .gif file for analysis - User wants to examine a screen recording in GIF format - User invokes /gif slash command Keywords: "GIF", ".gif", "animation", "animated", "frames", "screen recording", "analyze gif", "gif analysis", "view gif", "gif content", "gif motion" Trigger patterns: - Natural language: "Analyze this GIF: ./demo.gif" - Slash command: `/gif <path>` or `/gif <path> <message>` When triggered, extract frames using the Python script, view frames in order, and interpret as continuous video sequence.
Turn a screen recording of a UI (page load, navigation, redirect/auth flow, app startup) into an interactive paint timeline page. You get a full-window video, a timeline of each visual paint with timestamps and durations, and on-video flashes of what was painted (pink) versus what only moved (blue). Use when the user shares a screen recording (.mp4/.mov) and asks for a timeline of paints, frames, or visual changes, a filmstrip, load-performance breakdown, "what painted when", or how long each screen was shown.
Read and dig into Scrawl screen captures, where someone recorded their screen while talking, clicking and drawing red marks on it. Use whenever a message contains a Scrawl capture (a line like `[scrawl 0:12 · App “Window” · /path/to/….scrawl]`, a `.scrawl` bundle path, or a contact-sheet.png from one), when the user says "look at my scrawl" or refers to something they just recorded or drew, or when you need the `scrawl` CLI to zoom into a moment, pull frames, send a capture to a session, or export one as video.