A coding agent is asked for a demo video of a pull request: it uses OpenScreen to record the new feature, edits the clip and posts it as a comment on the PR.
Video: @LescotEtienne on X, shown with credit. Press play; sound is on unless you mute it.
A reference for what OpenScreen can make. The creator links the repo in the post itself. We checked the link: github.com/getopenscreen/openscreen.
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EDITING0:12A short tour of the OpenScreen editor: a recorded app demo gets a new background in one click, a sentence deleted from the transcript is cut from the video, and an edit is typed into the built-in chat.
MOTION0:25Each cut in this edit was described in plain words, like "shatter it like glass" or "bubbles that pop into the next shot", and the agent wrote the effect for OpenScreen.
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APP DEMO1:01A demo of the Hermes agent web app on phones and tablets, from a contributor to the open-source repo.
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