@vosjs/cli 0.37.0 → 0.39.0

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@@ -60,6 +60,7 @@ A **take** is a directory: the recording of a scripted browser flow, its exact c
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  ```bash
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  vos create --actions actions.json out.webm --strict # one shot: record, auto-plan, render
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+ vos record --actions actions.json --out take --dry-run # rehearse the script first: which selectors resolve, their rects, in seconds
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  vos record --actions actions.json --out take --strict # drive the page, record it with an exact cursor track, plan the cut
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  vos digest take # SEE the recording before cutting: moments, frames, crops (an agent's eyes)
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  # … edit take/doc.json (zoom spans, trims, speed, overlays) by hand or by agent …
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  | Verb | Flags |
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- | `record` | `--actions <file>` (or positional) `--url` `--out take` `--strict` `--max-duration <s>` `--background <slug\|url\|none>` |
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+ | `record` | `--actions <file>` (or positional) `--url` `--out take` `--strict` `--dry-run` `--keep-frames` `--storage-state <file>` `--browser-arg=<switch>`... `--max-duration <s>` `--background <slug\|url\|none>` |
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  | `create` | The `record` flags plus the render flags (`--width` `--height` `--fps` `--format` `--parallel` `--draft` `--frame` `--set`), no `--range`. With `--strict` an incomplete recording exits 2 before anything is rendered |
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  | `plan` | `--fresh` (discard the current plan) `--reuse` `--from <doc.json>` (defaults to `<take>/doc.prev.json`) `--style <doc.json\|take\|vosId>` `--with <doc.json\|take\|vosId>[@end\|@start\|@step:<id>\|@<seconds>]` (a template, repeatable) `--background` `--motion` (re-propose the motion) `--headline` `--kicker` `--launch` `--brand` `--music` `--entrance` `--transitions slide\|fade\|scale\|none` `--end-card on\|none\|<ref>` `--captions` `--clicks` `--release` |
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  | `digest` | `--out <take>/digest` `--full 960` `--crop 640` (image long edges, the token budget) `--no-frames` `--transcript <file>` (Whisper-shaped segments merged as `said`) `--style <ref>` (report a reference document's style fields) |
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  | `render` | `--width` `--height` `--fps` `--format webm\|mp4` `--parallel N` (1..16 sessions) `--range a..b` (output seconds; keeps its audio) `--draft` `--frame <kind>` `--background` `--set …`; `out` defaults to `<take>/out.<format>` |
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  | `open` | `--studio http://localhost:6060` `--print` (print the URL, do not launch a browser) |
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+ **Rehearse before you record.** `vos record … --dry-run` runs every step against the real page, in order, because a later selector usually exists only after an earlier click. Nothing is captured and nothing is written: the pointer lands instead of travelling, every pause is cut to a beat, and the take directory beside it keeps its footage, its cut and its script exactly as they were (a real re-record moves `doc.json` aside; a rehearsal does not). Selector lookups keep their whole timeout, so a miss here is a miss in the take. It prints each step with the rect it resolved, in capture px, which are the rects a pin or `vos callout --step` reads, and exits 2 on any miss or a first load that never settled. Add `--dry-run` to the exact command you were about to run; `--storage-state` and `--browser-arg=` apply to it too.
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  **Digest first.** `vos digest <take>` is how an agent sees a recording without reading the video. It writes `digest/digest.json`: one moment per thing the cursor track says mattered (click clusters, typing sessions, scroll runs, dwells, idle gaps, head, tail, and frame-diff scene changes), each with source and output extents, a normalized `focus` and `rect` you can copy into a zoom span, per-second `activity`, and the planners' `proposed` span ids; plus one footage frame and a crop around the target per moment, and `sheet.png`, the contact sheet. Read the JSON, then the sheet, then a crop only where you must decide. `vos validate` then warns when a zoom does not contain what was clicked under it, and `vos frames --at-moments` renders the composed output at every moment so a still and its footage crop share an id.
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  **Many media in one take (concat).** `doc.json` may carry `media: [{ id, videoKey, cursor, meta, … }]`, the take's OTHER recordings or uploads, each the `source` shape with an `id`; a segment on one (`{ in, out, media: "m1" }`) plays it, and a zoom, tilt, speed, freeze or cam-move span names the media its source seconds belong to (absent = the primary, `source`). The Video row shows the clips in order, a span is drawn where its media plays, `vos plan` proposes zoom and speed spans on every media from its own cursor track, `vos validate` measures each span against its own media's length, and `vos push` and `vos pull --media` carry every media through the recording door. A media wears its OWN card: `media[].frame` carries the card-owned fields (its placement and size as `inset`, the browser bar, the corner, the shadow, the border, the cover fit and its focus) over the take's frame while it plays; the bar names that media's recorded page, an upload with no page wears none, and the frame-wide fields (the aspect, the padding, the ground, the backdrop, the card's animation) stay the take's. Sound: the primary's tracks play at the primary's moments; another media's own audio is not spliced into the cut yet. **Many cards**: an image or video overlay may show a document media by reference (`key: "media:<id>"`, `media:` alone the primary; its cursor track and recorded page come with it) and wear a card (`frame`: `browserBar`, a `lean` `{rx, ry}` in degrees, `shadow`, `shadowContact`, `shadowColor`, `cursor`), drawn by the card painter on its own plane above the primary card with the media's cursor dot and click rings inside it; a layer without `frame` stays the flat picture. The primary card stays primary: the sequence, the camera and the cut are its.
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  **Text overlays.** `doc.overlays`: screen-space clips above the card, outside the zoom, output-anchored. `{ "id": "t0", "kind": "text", "start": 1, "duration": 3, "text": "Ship it", "preset": "title", "transform": { "x": 0.5, "y": 0.82, "scale": 1, "rotation": 0 }, "enter": "rise", "exit": "fade" }`. Presets `title`, `caption`, `label`, overridable with `size` (12..200 design px) and `color`; `\n` breaks lines; a caption (a layer with no referent) is a lower third at `y` ≈ 0.82. Enter and exit: `rise`, `fade`, `none`. Fonts load at render start, fail-open to system stacks.
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- **Callouts in the grammar.** `vos callout <take> note --step copy --kicker "index.css" --title "Every token you tuned, as CSS variables." --mark ring` writes a callout in the house grammar (three shapes a viewer learns once: `note`, a kicker, a title and a line; `tag`, one label on the accent; `code`, the payload block) from the product's REGISTER: `BRAND.md` beside the take (`bgA` the ground, `accent`, `fontBody`) or `--ground #hex --accent #hex --font "…" --body-px 14`. The card inverts the app's value in the product's hue (a light app gets a dark card, a dark app a light one), keeps the accent for the kicker, sets its title at 1.35× the app's body AS SEEN ON SCREEN at the layer's start (the camera's level is read from the document), lifts on a real shadow and a hairline, rises in and fades out, opens a beat after the step's press lands and closes before the next scroll or navigation, and is pinned to the step (`--side`, `--mark`, `--leader`, `--color` refine the pin). `--at <s> --seconds <n>` places one without a step; `--print` prints the clip instead of writing it. `vos validate <take> --picture` renders the footage under every html layer at its start and reports the ΔE between the card's ground and what it covers: under 8 is a problem (the card reads as one more panel), under 16 a warning. An unpinned html or media layer whose window holds a step with an element gets the pin named in a warning.
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+ **Callouts in the grammar.** `vos callout <take> note --step copy --kicker "index.css" --title "Every token you tuned, as CSS variables." --mark ring` writes a callout in the house grammar (three shapes a viewer learns once: `note`, a kicker, a title and a line; `tag`, one label on the accent; `code`, the payload block) from the product's REGISTER: `BRAND.md` beside the take (`bgA` the ground, `accent`, `fontBody`; a kit whose accent is RESERVED, a recorder's red that marks time and nothing else, names a `callout` role and the notes speak in that hue instead) or `--ground #hex --accent #hex --font "…"`. The card inverts the app's value in the product's hue (a light app gets a dark card, a dark app a light one), keeps the accent for the kicker, sets its title at 1.35× the app's body AS SEEN ON SCREEN at the layer's start (the camera's level is read from the document; `--body-px <n>` instead sets the body size on the DELIVERED frame and is never rescaled, which is the flag a rich capture needs, since a 2560-wide take on a padded frame sits near scale 0.6 and lands every default on the grammar's floor; the verb prints the three sizes and the scale it measured), lifts on a real shadow and a hairline, rises in and fades out, opens a beat after the step's press lands and closes before the next scroll or navigation, and is pinned to the step (`--side`, `--mark`, `--leader`, `--color` refine the pin; `--color` paints the mark and the leader, never the kicker, which is the accent). `--at <s> --seconds <n>` places one without a step; `--print` prints the clip instead of writing it. `vos validate <take> --picture` renders the footage under every html layer at its start and reports the ΔE between the card's ground and what it covers: under 8 is a problem (the card reads as one more panel), under 16 a warning. An unpinned html or media layer whose window holds a step with an element gets the pin named in a warning.
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  **Pinned layers.** A layer ABOUT something on the page names it, and the lowering keeps the two together: `"pin": { "step": "copy", "side": "auto", "mark": "ring", "leader": true }` on any overlay kind places the layer a gap off one side of that step's element and carries it with the element as the camera moves (the layer keeps its screen size; only its place follows). One of `step` (a recorder step's `id`, else its index), `press` (SOURCE seconds; the nearest press names the element, for a human recording) or `rect` (video fractions) names the referent. `side` is `auto` (the first of right, left, below, above whose box fits inside the frame through the layer's life) or a side by name; `gap` is design px (24); `mark` is `ring` or `underline`, a standing highlight on the referent for the layer's life; `leader` draws a hairline from the layer to the referent; `color` is their ink. `transform.x/y` stay the fallback for a pin that cannot resolve, and `vos validate` says why (an unknown step, a step that touched nothing, a scroll inside the layer's window). A layer that cannot name its referent is a caption: place it in the margin, never over the app.
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  #!/usr/bin/env node
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+ // src/flagUse.ts
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+ var given = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set();
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+ function trackFlags(bag) {
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+ return new Proxy(bag, {
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+ get(target, key, receiver) {
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+ return Reflect.get(target, key, receiver);
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+ if (typeof key === "string") used.add(key);
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+ getOwnPropertyDescriptor(target, key) {
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It cannot reject a flag a verb uses, by construction.\n *\n * The cost of being certain is that the verdict lands AFTER the verb ran, so\n * the message says so plainly: the command ran, without that flag.\n */\n\nconst given = new Set<string>()\nconst used = new Set<string>()\n\n/** A flag bag that remembers which names were asked for. */\nexport function trackFlags<T extends Record<string, unknown>>(bag: T): T {\n return new Proxy(bag, {\n get(target, key, receiver) {\n if (typeof key === 'string') used.add(key)\n return Reflect.get(target, key, receiver)\n },\n has(target, key) {\n if (typeof key === 'string') used.add(key)\n return Reflect.has(target, key)\n },\n // hasOwnProperty.call(flags, name) lands here.\n getOwnPropertyDescriptor(target, key) {\n if (typeof key === 'string') used.add(key)\n return Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(target, key)\n },\n // A spread, Object.keys or JSON.stringify hands every flag onward; what\n // happens to them after that cannot be seen, so they all count as read.\n ownKeys(target) {\n for (const key of Reflect.ownKeys(target))\n if (typeof key === 'string') used.add(key)\n return Reflect.ownKeys(target)\n },\n })\n}\n\nexport function noteGivenFlag(name: string): void {\n given.add(name)\n}\n\n/** Flags that were given and never read, in the order they were given. */\nexport function unusedFlags(): string[] {\n return [...given].filter((name) => !used.has(name) && name !== 'help')\n}\n\nexport function resetFlagUse(): void {\n given.clear()\n used.clear()\n}\n\n/**\n * The `--flags` a verb documents: its `vos <verb>` line in a help text plus\n * the indented lines that continue it.\n */\nexport function helpFlagsFor(help: string, verb: string): string[] {\n const out = new Set<string>()\n let inVerb = false\n for (const line of help.split('\\n')) {\n const head = /^\\s{2}vos\\s+(\\S+)/.exec(line)\n if (head) inVerb = head[1] === verb\n else if (!/^\\s{3,}\\S/.test(line)) inVerb = false\n if (!inVerb) continue\n for (const m of line.matchAll(/--([a-z][a-z0-9-]*)/g)) out.add(m[1])\n }\n return [...out]\n}\n\nfunction editDistance(a: string, b: string): number {\n const row = Array.from({ length: b.length + 1 }, (_, i) => i)\n for (let i = 1; i <= a.length; i++) {\n let prev = row[0]\n row[0] = i\n for (let j = 1; j <= b.length; j++) {\n const keep = row[j]\n row[j] = Math.min(\n row[j] + 1,\n row[j - 1] + 1,\n prev + (a[i - 1] === b[j - 1] ? 0 : 1),\n )\n prev = keep\n }\n }\n return row[b.length]\n}\n\n/** The documented flag a mistyped one most likely meant, or null. */\nexport function nearestFlag(name: string, candidates: string[]): string | null {\n let best: string | null = null\n let bestScore = Infinity\n for (const c of candidates) {\n if (c === name) continue\n // A candidate that contains the name (or the reverse) is as close as a\n // one-letter slip: `--zooms` for `--at-zooms`, `--body` for `--body-px`.\n const d = c.includes(name) || name.includes(c) ? 1 : editDistance(name, c)\n if (d < bestScore) {\n bestScore = d\n best = c\n }\n }\n return best !== null && bestScore <= Math.max(2, Math.floor(name.length / 3))\n ? best\n : null\n}\n\n/** The sentence for a run that ignored what it was given, or null when nothing was. */\nexport function unusedFlagsMessage(\n verb: string,\n documented: string[],\n): string | null {\n const unused = unusedFlags()\n if (!unused.length) return null\n const parts = unused.map((name) => {\n const near = nearestFlag(name, documented)\n return `--${name}${near ? ` (did you mean --${near}?)` : ''}`\n })\n const list = documented.length\n ? ` It reads: ${documented.map((f) => `--${f}`).join(' ')}.`\n : ''\n return `vos ${verb} RAN, and ignored ${parts.join(', ')}: ${unused.length > 1 ? 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