Agents feedback tip

Hey folks, I’m testing out something new in my building workflow…

When an agent asks for feedback it feels like the levels are

1. type your response

2. voice-to-text your response

3. + images to your feedback

4. get the agent to use the browser

But I just started screen-recording and talking then giving that file to my agent

This is me, in droid, like 30 mins ago. It pulls together a pretty great visual report you can easily review. I can navigate to other websites or apps and show what good looks like from other people, I can highlight specific points and it’ll recreate those points with GIFs.

It gives itself an ‘actions’ checklist underneath. And just feels great to have screenshot → my feedback → action for the agent.

It’s pretty great so far, and then I’ve got these html files saved in my projects to always refer back to - will be good for a build log too.

Probably not great for the token conscious out there - and thinking about it, I could probably use ffmpeg to create actual clips of the video if I wanted. Agents read frames well though so it’d be more for me if I did.

I turned it into a simple skill:

Let me know any cool use-cases or remixes of this 😊

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