sparkecoder 0.1.113 → 0.1.114

package/dist/skills/default/computer-use.md

@@ -6,9 +6,36 @@ platforms: ["darwin"]
 
 # Computer Use Skill
 
-Anthropic's `computer` tool gives Claude direct control of the actual macOS desktop. You take screenshots, then click/type/scroll at pixel coordinates anywhere on screen — Finder, Safari, native apps, anything visible. This is real desktop automation, not a sandboxed browser.
+Anthropic's `computer` tool gives Claude direct control of the actual macOS desktop — take screenshots, click/type/scroll at pixel coordinates, drive any app. Real desktop automation.
 
-For most browser work, **prefer `agent-browser` with refs from `snapshot -i`** (see the Browser Automation skill). Refs are deterministic, much cheaper in tokens, and don't depend on visual coordinates that shift between screenshots. Reach for computer use when the task involves a native macOS app, a non-browser GUI, complex visual verification, or cross-app workflows.
+## ⚠️ Computer use is the LAST RESORT — read this first
+
+Computer use is the slowest, most token-expensive, most error-prone tool you have. Almost every task you're tempted to use it for has a better alternative:
+
+| If you're trying to … | Use this instead |
+|---|---|
+| Read / write / search / edit files | `read_file`, `write_file`, `bash` (`grep`, `sed`, `cat`, etc.) |
+| Run a command, build, test, script | `bash` |
+| Use git / npm / brew / any CLI | `bash` |
+| **Anything in a web browser** | **`agent-browser` skill (`load_skill browser`)** — refs from `snapshot -i` are deterministic and ~100× cheaper in tokens than pixel-coordinate clicks |
+| Look up info on the web | `web_fetch` / `web_search` |
+| Call an HTTP API | `bash` (`curl`) |
+| Render an HTML page, screenshot it, scrape it | `agent-browser` (`load_skill browser`) |
+| Drive a Slack/Linear/Jira/etc. workflow | The integration's API via `bash` + `curl`, OR an MCP server (`load_skill manage-mcp`) |
+
+**Decision tree**:
+
+1. Is there a CLI for this? → `bash`.
+2. Is it in a web browser? → `load_skill browser`, then drive `agent-browser` via refs.
+3. Is it something visible only in a native macOS GUI app with no CLI / API / accessibility shortcut? → **only now** consider computer use.
+
+Computer use is appropriate for:
+- Native macOS apps with no CLI (e.g. driving System Settings, Calculator, Finder for tasks that can't be done via `defaults`/`open`/`launchctl`).
+- Complex visual verification ("does this app look right?").
+- Cross-app workflows that genuinely require the desktop (drag a file from app A to app B's window).
+- Demo-style tasks where the user wants to *see* the screen action.
+
+Computer use is **NOT** appropriate for browser work — `agent-browser` snapshots + refs are deterministic, don't depend on pixel coordinates that shift between screenshots, work cross-platform (no macOS dependency), don't need Accessibility/Screen Recording permissions, and use a fraction of the tokens. Always reach for the browser skill first.
 
 ## Requirements (macOS only)
 
@@ -125,6 +152,40 @@ Coordinates are in the **logical points** of the primary display — same coordi
 
 `enable_computer_use` auto-detects the size and stores it. Always look at the most recent screenshot to find positions before clicking — windows move, apps quit, the desktop re-flows.
 
+## Record what you're doing (default ON)
+
+Computer-use sessions are *visual* — the user can't see the screen you're driving, only your text summary. **Record almost every computer-use task** so the user can replay it. See the **Recording** skill for the details (`load_skill recording`); the short version:
+
+```bash
+# At the start of the task, before your first `computer` action:
+mkdir -p ~/recordings
+RECORDING=~/recordings/cu-$(date +%s).mov
+screencapture -v -V 180 -C "$RECORDING" &
+REC_PID=$!
+
+# ... do all your computer-use actions ...
+
+# When you're done (success OR failure), stop the recording:
+kill -INT $REC_PID 2>/dev/null
+wait $REC_PID 2>/dev/null
+echo "Recording: $RECORDING"
+```
+
+Default behavior:
+
+- **Always record** short / visually interesting tasks (open an app, click around, drag/drop, fill a form, demos, "show me X working").
+- **Always announce** before starting: "Starting a screen recording — I'll send you the file when I'm done."
+- **Include the file path in your final summary** (and in your `outputSchema` if you're a worker) so the orchestrator can post the file back via Slack/whatever channel.
+
+Skip recording when:
+
+- The task is **long-running and boring** (e.g. "every 15 minutes for the next hour, click Refresh"). A 60-minute screen video at full resolution gets huge fast.
+- The screen contains **sensitive content** the user hasn't explicitly approved recording (1Password vaults, customer dashboards, banking, private DMs). Ask first.
+- The user explicitly says "no recording" or "just describe what you did."
+- The task is **purely keyboard-driven CLI work** that didn't need computer-use in the first place — that should be `bash`, not `computer`.
+
+The auto-stop flag `-V 180` (3 minutes) is a generous default that prevents runaway recordings if you crash or forget to kill the process. For longer tasks, bump it or use a separate `asciinema` recording for the terminal half.
+
 ## Best practices
 
 1. **Screenshot before AND after each action.** Computer use is blind without screenshots. After clicking, re-screenshot to confirm the click had the expected effect before doing the next thing.

package/dist/skills/default/recording.md

@@ -0,0 +1,172 @@
+---
+name: Recording
+description: Record terminal sessions (asciinema, anywhere) or screen video (macOS / Linux with X) while a task runs so the user can replay what happened. Useful for demos, debugging visual bugs, capturing computer-use sessions, and producing evidence the task actually did what it claims.
+platforms: ["darwin", "linux"]
+---
+
+# Recording Skill
+
+Sometimes a task is best explained by *showing* it. This skill teaches you to record a **terminal session** or **screen video** while you work, then hand the file to the user.
+
+## When to record
+
+Reach for this when:
+
+- The user explicitly asks for a recording / demo / video / proof.
+- You're using **computer use** to drive the desktop and the user will want to see what you did.
+- You're running a long-running command (build, test suite, deploy) and the user might want to scrub through it later.
+- You're debugging a flaky visual issue — recording lets you and the user re-watch frames.
+
+Skip recording when:
+
+- The task is purely textual (reading/writing files, code analysis). The chat transcript already has everything.
+- Recording would capture sensitive content (passwords on screen, private DMs, customer data). Ask first.
+
+## Terminal recording — asciinema
+
+`asciinema` records the **content of a terminal session** as a tiny `.cast` text file. It's a fraction of the size of video, plays in any browser via [asciinema-player](https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema-player), and the output is also greppable.
+
+### Install (one-time per machine)
+
+```bash
+# macOS
+brew install asciinema
+
+# Debian / Ubuntu
+sudo apt-get install -y asciinema
+
+# Other Linux
+pip install asciinema
+```
+
+### Record
+
+```bash
+# Start recording; everything you type and every command output goes into the cast.
+asciinema rec ~/recordings/demo-$(date +%s).cast
+
+# Run whatever you want to demo. Then exit the recording with Ctrl-D or `exit`.
+
+# Replay locally:
+asciinema play ~/recordings/demo-1700000000.cast
+
+# Upload to asciinema.org (public, optional):
+asciinema upload ~/recordings/demo-1700000000.cast
+```
+
+### Non-interactive recording (script-driven)
+
+If you (the agent) are running a sequence of commands and want to record without sitting in an interactive prompt:
+
+```bash
+# Record a single command's output:
+asciinema rec --command "bash -c 'npm test; echo exit=$?'" out.cast
+
+# Or record into a file while a script runs:
+asciinema rec --idle-time-limit 2 --title "test run $(date)" out.cast \
+  --command "./scripts/run-the-thing.sh"
+```
+
+`--idle-time-limit 2` collapses dead-air pauses longer than 2s so the playback isn't boring.
+
+### Hand the file to the user
+
+When you're done:
+
+1. Move the `.cast` to a stable path under `~/recordings/` or the session workspace.
+2. Tell the user the path. If `agent-remote-server` is configured, you can upload via the storage API and give them a signed URL — see the bash example below.
+3. Mention they can either `asciinema play <file>` locally or open the URL.
+
+```bash
+# Optional: upload to GCS via the storage route if configured
+RECORDING=~/recordings/demo-$(date +%s).cast
+curl -fsS -X POST "${SPARKECODER_REMOTE_URL}/storage/upload" \
+  -H "Authorization: Bearer ${SPARKECODER_AUTH_KEY}" \
+  -F "file=@${RECORDING}" | jq .url
+```
+
+## Screen recording — macOS native
+
+macOS ships with `screencapture`, no extra install needed. It writes `.mov` (H.264) which any modern app/browser plays.
+
+### Requirements
+
+- **Screen Recording permission** for the agent's parent process (Terminal, iTerm, IDE, or `node`).
+- `sparkecoder check-permissions` verifies; `sparkecoder request-permissions` opens the right System Settings pane.
+
+### Record
+
+```bash
+# Record the entire primary display until Ctrl-C (or the agent sends SIGINT to the process):
+screencapture -v ~/recordings/screen-$(date +%s).mov &
+REC_PID=$!
+
+# ... do work via computer-use, bash, etc. ...
+
+# Stop cleanly:
+kill -INT $REC_PID
+wait $REC_PID 2>/dev/null
+```
+
+Useful flags:
+
+- `-V <seconds>` — stop automatically after this many seconds (no need for kill).
+- `-R x,y,w,h` — record just a rectangle.
+- `-C` — also capture mouse cursor (off by default).
+- `-G <displayID>` — pick a specific display (run `system_profiler SPDisplaysDataType` to list).
+- `-T <seconds>` — pre-roll countdown before starting.
+
+Example: 30-second auto-stop, full screen, with cursor:
+
+```bash
+screencapture -v -V 30 -C ~/recordings/full-$(date +%s).mov
+```
+
+## Screen recording — Linux (`ffmpeg`)
+
+```bash
+sudo apt-get install -y ffmpeg
+
+# Record the X display. Adjust :0.0 / resolution for your setup.
+ffmpeg -y -f x11grab -framerate 25 -video_size 1920x1080 -i :0.0 \
+  -c:v libx264 -preset veryfast -pix_fmt yuv420p \
+  ~/recordings/screen-$(date +%s).mp4
+
+# Stop with Ctrl-C or kill the ffmpeg pid.
+```
+
+On a headless server with no X, screen recording isn't meaningful — record the terminal with `asciinema` instead.
+
+## Quick recipes
+
+| You want to … | Use |
+|---|---|
+| Capture a CLI demo, share a link | `asciinema rec → upload` |
+| Show what a computer-use task did on the desktop | `screencapture -v -V <seconds>` (macOS) |
+| Debug a flaky GUI test on Linux CI | `ffmpeg -f x11grab` around the test run |
+| Capture a single command's output verbatim | `asciinema rec --command "cmd" out.cast` |
+| Both terminal AND screen at once | start `asciinema rec` in a sub-shell AND `screencapture -v` in parallel |
+
+## Best practices
+
+1. **Always announce.** Before starting a recording, post a short message to the user: "Starting screen recording for the Calculator demo." So they can intervene if it'd capture something sensitive.
+2. **Auto-stop with a timer when you can.** `screencapture -V 60` is much safer than relying on the agent to remember to kill the process. Recordings that go forever fill disks.
+3. **Use stable file names.** `~/recordings/<task-name>-<unix-ts>.<ext>`. The unix timestamp prevents overwrites and makes sorting easy.
+4. **Clean up after yourself.** If the user only wanted to scrub through it once, delete the file when done — recordings are often huge.
+5. **Don't record secrets.** Refuse to record if the screen contains visible passwords, 1Password vaults, customer PII, etc. Ask the user to close those windows first.
+6. **For computer-use tasks: prefer recording the whole session, not per-action.** Starting `screencapture -v -V 120` once around your whole interaction is cheaper and produces a continuous video.
+7. **Mention the file in your final message.** "Recording saved to `~/recordings/calc-1700000000.mov`" — otherwise the user won't know where to look.
+
+## Returning the recording in your final task summary
+
+For a **task worker** that captured a recording, include the path and a one-line description in your `result` so the orchestrator can route it back to the user:
+
+```ts
+{
+  "summary": "Opened Calculator, typed 2+2, hit Return. Got 4.",
+  "screencapture": "~/recordings/calc-1700000000.mov",
+  "screencapture_description": "60s screen recording of the entire Calculator interaction"
+}
+```
+
+The orchestrator can then attach / post the file via Slack or whatever channel the original request came in on.

package/dist/tools/index.d.ts

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 import * as ai from 'ai';
 import { ToolSet } from 'ai';
-import { B as BashToolProgress, W as WriteFileProgress, S as SearchToolProgress } from '../search-CVVfuBPZ.js';
-export { b as BashToolOptions, d as SearchToolOptions, e as WriteFileToolOptions, c as createBashTool, f as createSearchTool, a as createWriteFileTool } from '../search-CVVfuBPZ.js';
+import { B as BashToolProgress, W as WriteFileProgress, S as SearchToolProgress } from '../search-DOzC4ojH.js';
+export { b as BashToolOptions, d as SearchToolOptions, e as WriteFileToolOptions, c as createBashTool, f as createSearchTool, a as createWriteFileTool } from '../search-DOzC4ojH.js';
 
 interface TaskCompletionSignal {
     status: 'completed' | 'failed';
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@ interface TodoToolOptions {
     workingDirectory: string;
 }
 declare function createTodoTool(options: TodoToolOptions): ai.Tool<{
-    action: "clear" | "add" | "list" | "mark" | "save_plan" | "list_plans" | "get_plan" | "delete_plan";
+    action: "list" | "add" | "mark" | "clear" | "save_plan" | "list_plans" | "get_plan" | "delete_plan";
     status?: "completed" | "pending" | "in_progress" | "cancelled" | undefined;
     items?: {
         content: string;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "sparkecoder",
-  "version": "0.1.113",
+  "version": "0.1.114",
   "description": "A powerful coding agent CLI with HTTP API for development environments",
   "type": "module",
   "main": "./dist/index.js",

package/src/skills/default/computer-use.md

@@ -6,9 +6,36 @@ platforms: ["darwin"]
 
 # Computer Use Skill
 
-Anthropic's `computer` tool gives Claude direct control of the actual macOS desktop. You take screenshots, then click/type/scroll at pixel coordinates anywhere on screen — Finder, Safari, native apps, anything visible. This is real desktop automation, not a sandboxed browser.
+Anthropic's `computer` tool gives Claude direct control of the actual macOS desktop — take screenshots, click/type/scroll at pixel coordinates, drive any app. Real desktop automation.
 
-For most browser work, **prefer `agent-browser` with refs from `snapshot -i`** (see the Browser Automation skill). Refs are deterministic, much cheaper in tokens, and don't depend on visual coordinates that shift between screenshots. Reach for computer use when the task involves a native macOS app, a non-browser GUI, complex visual verification, or cross-app workflows.
+## ⚠️ Computer use is the LAST RESORT — read this first
+
+Computer use is the slowest, most token-expensive, most error-prone tool you have. Almost every task you're tempted to use it for has a better alternative:
+
+| If you're trying to … | Use this instead |
+|---|---|
+| Read / write / search / edit files | `read_file`, `write_file`, `bash` (`grep`, `sed`, `cat`, etc.) |
+| Run a command, build, test, script | `bash` |
+| Use git / npm / brew / any CLI | `bash` |
+| **Anything in a web browser** | **`agent-browser` skill (`load_skill browser`)** — refs from `snapshot -i` are deterministic and ~100× cheaper in tokens than pixel-coordinate clicks |
+| Look up info on the web | `web_fetch` / `web_search` |
+| Call an HTTP API | `bash` (`curl`) |
+| Render an HTML page, screenshot it, scrape it | `agent-browser` (`load_skill browser`) |
+| Drive a Slack/Linear/Jira/etc. workflow | The integration's API via `bash` + `curl`, OR an MCP server (`load_skill manage-mcp`) |
+
+**Decision tree**:
+
+1. Is there a CLI for this? → `bash`.
+2. Is it in a web browser? → `load_skill browser`, then drive `agent-browser` via refs.
+3. Is it something visible only in a native macOS GUI app with no CLI / API / accessibility shortcut? → **only now** consider computer use.
+
+Computer use is appropriate for:
+- Native macOS apps with no CLI (e.g. driving System Settings, Calculator, Finder for tasks that can't be done via `defaults`/`open`/`launchctl`).
+- Complex visual verification ("does this app look right?").
+- Cross-app workflows that genuinely require the desktop (drag a file from app A to app B's window).
+- Demo-style tasks where the user wants to *see* the screen action.
+
+Computer use is **NOT** appropriate for browser work — `agent-browser` snapshots + refs are deterministic, don't depend on pixel coordinates that shift between screenshots, work cross-platform (no macOS dependency), don't need Accessibility/Screen Recording permissions, and use a fraction of the tokens. Always reach for the browser skill first.
 
 ## Requirements (macOS only)
 
@@ -125,6 +152,40 @@ Coordinates are in the **logical points** of the primary display — same coordi
 
 `enable_computer_use` auto-detects the size and stores it. Always look at the most recent screenshot to find positions before clicking — windows move, apps quit, the desktop re-flows.
 
+## Record what you're doing (default ON)
+
+Computer-use sessions are *visual* — the user can't see the screen you're driving, only your text summary. **Record almost every computer-use task** so the user can replay it. See the **Recording** skill for the details (`load_skill recording`); the short version:
+
+```bash
+# At the start of the task, before your first `computer` action:
+mkdir -p ~/recordings
+RECORDING=~/recordings/cu-$(date +%s).mov
+screencapture -v -V 180 -C "$RECORDING" &
+REC_PID=$!
+
+# ... do all your computer-use actions ...
+
+# When you're done (success OR failure), stop the recording:
+kill -INT $REC_PID 2>/dev/null
+wait $REC_PID 2>/dev/null
+echo "Recording: $RECORDING"
+```
+
+Default behavior:
+
+- **Always record** short / visually interesting tasks (open an app, click around, drag/drop, fill a form, demos, "show me X working").
+- **Always announce** before starting: "Starting a screen recording — I'll send you the file when I'm done."
+- **Include the file path in your final summary** (and in your `outputSchema` if you're a worker) so the orchestrator can post the file back via Slack/whatever channel.
+
+Skip recording when:
+
+- The task is **long-running and boring** (e.g. "every 15 minutes for the next hour, click Refresh"). A 60-minute screen video at full resolution gets huge fast.
+- The screen contains **sensitive content** the user hasn't explicitly approved recording (1Password vaults, customer dashboards, banking, private DMs). Ask first.
+- The user explicitly says "no recording" or "just describe what you did."
+- The task is **purely keyboard-driven CLI work** that didn't need computer-use in the first place — that should be `bash`, not `computer`.
+
+The auto-stop flag `-V 180` (3 minutes) is a generous default that prevents runaway recordings if you crash or forget to kill the process. For longer tasks, bump it or use a separate `asciinema` recording for the terminal half.
+
 ## Best practices
 
 1. **Screenshot before AND after each action.** Computer use is blind without screenshots. After clicking, re-screenshot to confirm the click had the expected effect before doing the next thing.

package/src/skills/default/recording.md

@@ -0,0 +1,172 @@
+---
+name: Recording
+description: Record terminal sessions (asciinema, anywhere) or screen video (macOS / Linux with X) while a task runs so the user can replay what happened. Useful for demos, debugging visual bugs, capturing computer-use sessions, and producing evidence the task actually did what it claims.
+platforms: ["darwin", "linux"]
+---
+
+# Recording Skill
+
+Sometimes a task is best explained by *showing* it. This skill teaches you to record a **terminal session** or **screen video** while you work, then hand the file to the user.
+
+## When to record
+
+Reach for this when:
+
+- The user explicitly asks for a recording / demo / video / proof.
+- You're using **computer use** to drive the desktop and the user will want to see what you did.
+- You're running a long-running command (build, test suite, deploy) and the user might want to scrub through it later.
+- You're debugging a flaky visual issue — recording lets you and the user re-watch frames.
+
+Skip recording when:
+
+- The task is purely textual (reading/writing files, code analysis). The chat transcript already has everything.
+- Recording would capture sensitive content (passwords on screen, private DMs, customer data). Ask first.
+
+## Terminal recording — asciinema
+
+`asciinema` records the **content of a terminal session** as a tiny `.cast` text file. It's a fraction of the size of video, plays in any browser via [asciinema-player](https://github.com/asciinema/asciinema-player), and the output is also greppable.
+
+### Install (one-time per machine)
+
+```bash
+# macOS
+brew install asciinema
+
+# Debian / Ubuntu
+sudo apt-get install -y asciinema
+
+# Other Linux
+pip install asciinema
+```
+
+### Record
+
+```bash
+# Start recording; everything you type and every command output goes into the cast.
+asciinema rec ~/recordings/demo-$(date +%s).cast
+
+# Run whatever you want to demo. Then exit the recording with Ctrl-D or `exit`.
+
+# Replay locally:
+asciinema play ~/recordings/demo-1700000000.cast
+
+# Upload to asciinema.org (public, optional):
+asciinema upload ~/recordings/demo-1700000000.cast
+```
+
+### Non-interactive recording (script-driven)
+
+If you (the agent) are running a sequence of commands and want to record without sitting in an interactive prompt:
+
+```bash
+# Record a single command's output:
+asciinema rec --command "bash -c 'npm test; echo exit=$?'" out.cast
+
+# Or record into a file while a script runs:
+asciinema rec --idle-time-limit 2 --title "test run $(date)" out.cast \
+  --command "./scripts/run-the-thing.sh"
+```
+
+`--idle-time-limit 2` collapses dead-air pauses longer than 2s so the playback isn't boring.
+
+### Hand the file to the user
+
+When you're done:
+
+1. Move the `.cast` to a stable path under `~/recordings/` or the session workspace.
+2. Tell the user the path. If `agent-remote-server` is configured, you can upload via the storage API and give them a signed URL — see the bash example below.
+3. Mention they can either `asciinema play <file>` locally or open the URL.
+
+```bash
+# Optional: upload to GCS via the storage route if configured
+RECORDING=~/recordings/demo-$(date +%s).cast
+curl -fsS -X POST "${SPARKECODER_REMOTE_URL}/storage/upload" \
+  -H "Authorization: Bearer ${SPARKECODER_AUTH_KEY}" \
+  -F "file=@${RECORDING}" | jq .url
+```
+
+## Screen recording — macOS native
+
+macOS ships with `screencapture`, no extra install needed. It writes `.mov` (H.264) which any modern app/browser plays.
+
+### Requirements
+
+- **Screen Recording permission** for the agent's parent process (Terminal, iTerm, IDE, or `node`).
+- `sparkecoder check-permissions` verifies; `sparkecoder request-permissions` opens the right System Settings pane.
+
+### Record
+
+```bash
+# Record the entire primary display until Ctrl-C (or the agent sends SIGINT to the process):
+screencapture -v ~/recordings/screen-$(date +%s).mov &
+REC_PID=$!
+
+# ... do work via computer-use, bash, etc. ...
+
+# Stop cleanly:
+kill -INT $REC_PID
+wait $REC_PID 2>/dev/null
+```
+
+Useful flags:
+
+- `-V <seconds>` — stop automatically after this many seconds (no need for kill).
+- `-R x,y,w,h` — record just a rectangle.
+- `-C` — also capture mouse cursor (off by default).
+- `-G <displayID>` — pick a specific display (run `system_profiler SPDisplaysDataType` to list).
+- `-T <seconds>` — pre-roll countdown before starting.
+
+Example: 30-second auto-stop, full screen, with cursor:
+
+```bash
+screencapture -v -V 30 -C ~/recordings/full-$(date +%s).mov
+```
+
+## Screen recording — Linux (`ffmpeg`)
+
+```bash
+sudo apt-get install -y ffmpeg
+
+# Record the X display. Adjust :0.0 / resolution for your setup.
+ffmpeg -y -f x11grab -framerate 25 -video_size 1920x1080 -i :0.0 \
+  -c:v libx264 -preset veryfast -pix_fmt yuv420p \
+  ~/recordings/screen-$(date +%s).mp4
+
+# Stop with Ctrl-C or kill the ffmpeg pid.
+```
+
+On a headless server with no X, screen recording isn't meaningful — record the terminal with `asciinema` instead.
+
+## Quick recipes
+
+| You want to … | Use |
+|---|---|
+| Capture a CLI demo, share a link | `asciinema rec → upload` |
+| Show what a computer-use task did on the desktop | `screencapture -v -V <seconds>` (macOS) |
+| Debug a flaky GUI test on Linux CI | `ffmpeg -f x11grab` around the test run |
+| Capture a single command's output verbatim | `asciinema rec --command "cmd" out.cast` |
+| Both terminal AND screen at once | start `asciinema rec` in a sub-shell AND `screencapture -v` in parallel |
+
+## Best practices
+
+1. **Always announce.** Before starting a recording, post a short message to the user: "Starting screen recording for the Calculator demo." So they can intervene if it'd capture something sensitive.
+2. **Auto-stop with a timer when you can.** `screencapture -V 60` is much safer than relying on the agent to remember to kill the process. Recordings that go forever fill disks.
+3. **Use stable file names.** `~/recordings/<task-name>-<unix-ts>.<ext>`. The unix timestamp prevents overwrites and makes sorting easy.
+4. **Clean up after yourself.** If the user only wanted to scrub through it once, delete the file when done — recordings are often huge.
+5. **Don't record secrets.** Refuse to record if the screen contains visible passwords, 1Password vaults, customer PII, etc. Ask the user to close those windows first.
+6. **For computer-use tasks: prefer recording the whole session, not per-action.** Starting `screencapture -v -V 120` once around your whole interaction is cheaper and produces a continuous video.
+7. **Mention the file in your final message.** "Recording saved to `~/recordings/calc-1700000000.mov`" — otherwise the user won't know where to look.
+
+## Returning the recording in your final task summary
+
+For a **task worker** that captured a recording, include the path and a one-line description in your `result` so the orchestrator can route it back to the user:
+
+```ts
+{
+  "summary": "Opened Calculator, typed 2+2, hit Return. Got 4.",
+  "screencapture": "~/recordings/calc-1700000000.mov",
+  "screencapture_description": "60s screen recording of the entire Calculator interaction"
+}
+```
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