Clipy

Clipy is a screen recorder designed for coding agents. It captures a bug, walkthrough, or client feedback, and produces an agent-ready link containing a summary, transcript, and key moments that agents can read to act on the recording. The tool emphasizes providing context that agents can use, alongside the video itself, and supports sharing links that work for both humans and agents with no viewer sign-up. It targets developers, designers, product teams, and QA workflows that involve collaboration with AI agents during bug fixes and feature iterations.

Clipy operates by recording a user’s screen and narration, then processing the recording into structured context. A single link is created for teammates to watch and for agents to read.

Clipy includes a Mac app and a Chrome extension called Flare, enabling pointer highlights and key moments to be captured. The system promises that the agent reads the recording as a structured document and can map deltas to code changes or tickets. It emphasizes agent-ready output that enables faster fixes and handoffs, with shared context that preserves exact element targets and frames.

Clipy positions its plans, platforms, and integrations as browser-based and desktop options, with access via sign-in and a free-to-start model. It notes compatibility with Mac and Windows apps, browser recording, and integration through the Clipy skill and MCP server for authenticated workflows, while offering a free trial and paid options for longer-term use.

Use cases

• Record a bug, walkthrough, or client feedback and hand to an agent
• Design QA and handoff from a recording