In simple English
You can ask your artificial intelligence helper to record a walkthrough video of your website. It opens your app in a hidden browser window and clicks around like a real user. The tool records the screen and adds smooth zoom effects on every click. You receive a finished video file that is ready to share on social media. It runs on your own computer and costs nothing to use.
What it is
A command-line tool (a program you run from your text terminal) and plugin set that turns scripted web browser actions into high-definition demo videos. It controls a local web browser, records the session, checks the visual results and outputs a compressed MP4 file.
What it is good for
Solo builders who need to make product demo videos for social media or launch pages without recording their own screen and editing the footage manually.
- Works with popular coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor and VS Code.
- Produces smooth 1080p video at 60 frames per second with automatic zoom effects.
- Runs entirely on your machine using your existing browser without cloud accounts.
- Requires Node.js version 22.13 or newer installed on your computer.
- Needs a compatible web browser like Chrome, Edge or Brave version 120 or newer.
- Complex web apps with tricky authentication might need manual help during the recording.
Manual screen recording and video editor zooming
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npx -y cursorcam mcp