Clips: Record Your Screen, Skip the Write-Up
Explaining a bug, a design change, or a confusing spreadsheet in text takes longer than showing it, and the reader still has to guess what you meant.
Clips, an Agent-Native app, is a free alternative to Loom that records your screen and automatically transcribes it. You can search past recordings by what was said, hold a key to dictate instead of typing, and sync meeting notes straight to your calendar. Anyone who records their screen, explains something over Slack, or sends a Loom link can use Clips.
On August 18, we'll record a quick project from a blank screen to a finished, shareable clip, show how transcription and search work, and walk through one example of a support team using Clips to speed up their ticket process. We'll also show the Clips Chrome extension. Click the icon, hit record, talk through the issue, and hand it straight to an agent. No more typing out bug reports, attaching screenshots, and pasting debug logs by hand.
You'll take away:
A clip made from scratch, blank screen to shareable link
How that recording flows straight into your other tools, the shared-context idea Agent Native is built on
Why handing a clip to an agent beats screenshots, logs, and a paragraph of typing
How to start using Clips today, free, at agent-native.com
...All in 20 minutes, with time for Q&A
Clips is one of a set of free, open-source apps built on Agent-Native, a shared framework that connects the apps so your work moves freely between them.