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screenstage

v0.2.2

Published

TypeScript CLI for cursor-following product demo videos with Playwright and FFmpeg.

Readme

Screenstage

Screenstage is a CLI for recording polished product videos from real web apps.

Point it at a local app, static page, or deployed URL and it will capture the browser, render a cleaner presentation shell around it, and export review-ready video artifacts like final.mp4, poster.png, and manifest.json.

It has two capture workflows:

  • run: motion is preprogrammed in a demo module
  • record: a human drives the browser live in the headed studio workflow

The output pipeline is the same either way. The difference is whether cursor and camera motion come from code or from a live session.

What It Does

  • records real browser sessions with Playwright
  • renders polished browser demo videos with FFmpeg
  • adds a synthetic cursor overlay for cleaner footage
  • exports review artifacts like poster frames, contact sheets, markers, and manifests
  • supports scripted capture and human-headed studio capture
  • exposes a machine-readable CLI contract and a portable skill for agent use

Quick Start

Install dependencies:

npm install
npx playwright install chromium

Build the CLI:

npm run build

Try the bundled example:

node dist/cli.js run ./examples/quickstart/screenstage.config.mjs
node dist/cli.js record ./examples/quickstart/screenstage.config.mjs

Two Workflows

Scripted Capture

Use run when the flow should be repeatable and the motion should be authored in code.

screenstage run ./demo-project/screenstage.config.mjs

Live Studio Capture

Use record when a human should control the mouse live in the browser and Screenstage should render the same class of output artifacts from that session.

screenstage record ./demo-project/screenstage.config.mjs

Sample Output

Quickstart sample capture

See the bundled quickstart render here: quickstart-sample.mp4

Agent Use

Screenstage also supports machine-facing execution:

screenstage run ./demo-project/screenstage.config.mjs --json
screenstage record ./demo-project/screenstage.config.mjs --json
screenstage init ./demo-project --yes

Useful overrides:

screenstage run ./demo-project/screenstage.config.mjs --json --output-dir ./tmp/screenstage
screenstage record ./demo-project/screenstage.config.mjs --json --visible

The CLI contract is documented in docs/cli-contract.md. The agent integration overview is in docs/for-agents.md.

Portable Skill

This repo includes a portable Screenstage skill at skills/screenstage/.

It is intentionally generic so it can be adapted to other skill-capable agent systems. Start with skills/screenstage/SKILL.md.

Docs

License

MIT. See LICENSE.