How to give your agent the product-demo task

The feature is ready. The demo is another task on the list. With Rec’s local recorder, you can ask your agent to navigate the product, capture the flow, and return a share link. You provide the brief and review the result.

Start with a specific brief

Give the agent a URL, an audience, and a clear outcome. “Record the new billing flow for our support team. Show how to create an invoice and preview it” is more useful than “make a demo.” Use a demo account with the data you want to show.

Let the agent record the browser

The local @recapp/mcp package provides record_start and browser controls. The agent can navigate, click, type, and read page snapshots while the browser captures video. It adds record_note annotations to explain each meaningful step.

If the app requires authentication, the agent can call authenticate. A visible browser window opens for you to sign in. The recorder then continues using that session. You don’t need to put your password in the prompt.

Review the processed recording

record_stop uploads the video and returns a watch URL. Rec generates a summary and English voiceover afterward from the session notes. Check the recording and narration before sharing: an agent can take a wrong turn or miss a detail, just as a person can.

Repeat when the product changes

Keep the original brief. When the flow changes, ask your agent to record the updated version and review it again. This gives release notes, onboarding guides, and product pages a repeatable way to get a current walkthrough.

Connect the right tools

The hosted MCP connection handles library search and recording sessions. Browser control comes from the local recorder. You can add both to the same client; follow the agent setup guide for the commands and configuration.

Recording and seats are free. Each workspace gets 30 monthly credits. Playback and transcription use one credit per minute; voiceovers and dubs use two per video minute. Additional credits cost $0.02 each.