Clipy is an AI agent-native screen recorder that turns every recording into both a video for humans and a markdown report that AI agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can read and act on. The platform captures screen recordings with audio, cursor context, and click targets, then automatically generates a .md twin containing the summary, transcript, and key moments with frame references. This allows developers to record bugs or tasks and have AI agents understand and execute fixes without replaying video.
What is Clipy?
Clipy is a screen recording tool designed specifically for AI agent workflows. It records screen, tab, or window activity with optional webcam and microphone, then produces a shareable video link alongside a machine-readable markdown report. The platform runs on Mac, Chrome, and web browsers, with no viewer sign-up required. It was created to bridge the gap between human visual communication and AI agent comprehension.
Key Features
- Agent-readable output — Every recording automatically generates a .md report with summary, transcript, and key moments that Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can parse.
- One-command agent setup — Agents can self-install the CLI, skill, and MCP server by pasting a single prompt into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.
- Loom migration — Import existing Loom libraries with titles intact, converting videos into agent-readable markdown reports.
- Browser-based recording — Record directly from the web without app installation, supporting HD up to 4K quality.
- Unlimited recording length — No time caps on recordings, with no watermarks ever applied.
- Instant share links — Links are ready in under 2 seconds after stopping recording, viewable without sign-up.
- Free video tools — Includes Loom downloader, MP4 to GIF converter, video compressor, and other browser-based utilities.
Who is it for?
- Software developers — Record bugs with visual context and cursor positions, then paste the link into Claude Code or Cursor to have the agent open a PR with a fix.
- QA engineers — Document reproduction steps with click targets and console errors that agents can read and act on.
- Product managers — Capture feature requests or issues visually while providing agents with structured, actionable context.
- Support teams — Create bug reports with transcripts and frame references that development agents can process without watching videos.
What can you do with Clipy?
- Bug reporting with agent handoff: Record a UI issue showing the exact broken state, then paste the link into an AI coding agent that reads the markdown twin and implements a fix.
- Agent self-recording: Set up Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor in one command so agents capture their own work sessions for documentation or review.
- Loom library migration: Import existing Loom videos and convert them into searchable, agent-readable markdown reports with transcripts and key moments.
- Quick screen sharing: Record a tab, window, or full screen and share an unlisted link that requires no viewer sign-up or app installation.
How does Clipy work?
Clipy works in three steps: click record and select a tab, window, or screen; stop when done and the clip uploads in the background; share the generated link. Each recording automatically produces a markdown twin with summary, transcript, and key moments showing frames and click targets. For agent setup, users paste a prompt into Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor that installs the CLI globally, runs login, installs the Clipy skill, and registers the MCP server.
Pricing
Clipy offers free recording with Google sign-in to save and share links. All features are free with no watermarks, no recording length limits, and no viewer sign-up required.
