blurt
A screen-recording and voice tool that turns a spoken walkthrough into separate bug tickets, ideas and to-dos for a coding agent, picking the right frame for each item and writing up expected versus actual behavior with likely code pointers.
blurt records a user's screen while they talk through what they see, then hands the recording to a coding agent, which splits a rambling narration into separate items even when the speaker jumps between topics. For each item it picks the right video frame, marks the exact spot the mouse was pointing at, and writes it up with actual versus expected behaviour, reproduction steps, an owner, and the code that is likely responsible.
Items can be triaged one at a time from a keyboard-driven review page, then filed to Feishu or Lark, GitHub, Linear or a Markdown file, or handed straight to the agent for fixing. It installs as an agent skill for Claude Code, Codex and other skill-running agents, alongside a macOS menu-bar app for recording, and does not require a code repository to record a session, so a designer, product manager or client can record one and send the video to a developer's agent.