screencli is an AI reviewer that opens your preview in a real browser on every PR, clicks through the change, and posts a verdict — before your review starts.
Every check passing tells you the code compiles, the units don't lie, and the deploy went up. None of that tells you whether a human can actually use it.
tsc said the types line up. The interface is sound. The function signatures match.
50ms, 100% covered. Asserts the reducer returns what it should. Mocks the network call.
Vercel built it. The URL responds with a 200. The bundle is under the size budget.
Opens the preview in a real browser. Clicks the new button. Verifies the change does what it claims.
Same engine in a shell. Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf — any AI agent that can run npx can verify its own work before opening the PR.
npx skills add usefulagents/screencli --skill screenclicopyOne plan. Everything in it. Cancel any time.
If the answer isn't here, the docs probably have it. Otherwise email hi@screencli.sh.
npx screencli record <url> -p "your prompt" from any terminal or AI coding agent — no GitHub App required. The App is for teams that want automatic verification on every PR; the CLI is for one-off recordings, demos, and AI-agent-driven verification from your local dev loop.npx screencli record <url> -p "your prompt". On first run, the CLI opens a browser for GitHub login, then you're ready to record. For permanent installation, run npm install -g screencli.npx screencli record https://your-app.com -p "Walk through the main features". The AI agent opens the URL, follows your prompt instructions, and records everything. When it finishes, you get a composed video and a shareable link at screencli.sh. No setup, accounts, or API keys needed for the first run.--login flag to log in manually first, then the AI agent takes over your authenticated session. Add --auth myapp to save the session for future recordings: npx screencli record https://app.example.com -p "Show the dashboard" --login --auth myapp. Next time, just pass --auth myapp to reuse the saved session.npx screencli export ./recordings/your-recording --preset github-gif. This produces an optimized 800x450 GIF (max 12 seconds, under 8 MB) ready to embed in Markdown. Other presets: youtube, twitter, instagram, tiktok, and linkedin.npx skills add usefulagents/screencli --skill screencli, and Claude can record demos autonomously as part of your development workflow.screencli.sh/v/a3f2c8e1. The link shows an embedded video player with chapter markers, metadata, and a download button. Use --local to skip the upload and keep recordings local only.Install in 60 seconds. Open your next PR. Get back a verdict and a recording before you take your first sip of coffee.
npx screencli record <url> -p "your prompt"copy