Screen recording → product demo
Raw screen captures read as raw. The launch-video look — framed screen, dark backdrop, deliberate punch-ins — is a set of conventions your agent already knows.
What you need
Section titled “What you need”- A screen recording (from Supercut, your OS recorder, or anywhere else). A camera clip and a recorded mouse track are optional extras.
- A connected agent.
What to say
Section titled “What to say”Turn demo.mov into a polished product demo — dark backdrop, framed screen, punch in on the important moments.
With extras:
Use my camera clip as a bubble in the corner, and drive the cursor from mouse_activity.csv.
What happens
Section titled “What happens”The agent applies the product-demo conventions: your recording in a squircle screen frame with the right corner radius for the platform, a dark backdrop with a scrim, layered shadows that read as depth, and punch-ins on the moments that matter. Given a camera clip it adds the circular camera bubble; given a recorded mouse track it drives a clean overlay cursor along the real path instead of the pixelated one baked into the capture, lets the punch-ins follow that cursor, and can propose the punch-ins from the clicks.
Make it yours
Section titled “Make it yours”It’s all ordinary layers and scenes — retime the punch-ins on the timeline, restyle the frame, swap the backdrop. Then add captions with the talking-head recipe, or ask for a 30-second vertical cut for social.