> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://demoman.io/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Changelog > What changed in each release. **0.7.3** A library of videos * Every run belongs to a video: your agent names a new one, or adds a version to one you have. A run that names no video is refused, and so is a new name that matches or comes close to a video already in that repo, until the agent confirms it means a new one. Takes you already have are grouped into videos by name the first time the library is read. * The Studio lists your videos, each with its versions, its exports and its repo, with rename and delete. * An export takes its video's name, so a second version of "New invoice" still saves as `New invoice.mp4`. Exported MP4, GIF and PNG files carry their video's id, so your agent can trace a file in the repo back to the video and version it came from. * Recordings older than 30 days lose their frames and thumbnails. Kept: each video's current version, versions edited in the Studio, the source of the newest export, and versions with no script. `status` reports the last cleanup. * A secret in `.demoman/secrets.env` needs `DEMOMAN_SECRET__ORIGIN` beside it, as one in the environment already did, and is typed only into a field whose own frame is on that site. A `.demoman` folder that is a link is refused. * Demoman's browser no longer opens a debugging port, the Studio's entry link no longer shows in its window's command line, and `~/.demoman` and your takes are readable by you alone. * Every `npx` command Demoman writes or hands you runs from your home folder, so a repo's own `node_modules` or `.npmrc` cannot choose what runs as Demoman. * A mask stays on the frames it was drawn over when you remove a piece before it, and a mask whose first step is removed still covers the frames left. * The Studio's preview stays sharp while it plays, and a step taken while the page is moving no longer leaves a brief stall in the video. * Opening the Studio twice in quick succession no longer reports that the window did not open. **0.7.2** Setup asks first, and connects OpenCode * `npx demoman setup` asks before it changes anything: which agents to connect, the export quality, and whether pull requests get a demo. Each question starts on what you have now, so run setup again to change them. Without a terminal it asks nothing, as before; `--yes`, `--agents`, `--quality` and `--pull-requests` answer for a script. * Setup connects OpenCode too: it adds Demoman to `opencode.json` and copies the `record-demo` skill. An older hand-written Demoman entry there is replaced. * MP4s export at High by default: 60 fps at 1440p, about 30 MB for 30 seconds. A video attached to a pull request keeps the smaller Sharing size. Change the default in setup or under Settings → Export quality in the Studio, and pick a quality for one export in the Studio's Export panel. * Exporting from the Studio no longer opens a browser window. * The Studio plays a take back at full sharpness; text no longer reads soft while it plays. * An export's Reveal in Finder link opens the file directly, and the Open in Studio and Copy video tabs close themselves once they have worked. **0.7.1** Pull requests default to Ask, splits, and drag * The pull-request setting now defaults to Ask: when a pull request changes something you can see, your agent offers to record it before attaching the video. Under Ask, a pull request without a video gets nothing added. Attach still adds a `No demo:` line saying why. Choose Off, Ask or Attach in the Studio, under Settings → Pull requests. * The Studio edits by splitting. Press ⌘B or click the scissors to cut the clip into pieces, and delete a piece: the video closes up behind it. Drag a piece's inner edge to trim frames, or to bring back frames removed beside it. A dot marks each join; click it to see what was removed and restore it. * Retext, text overlays and step deletion are gone from the Studio. A take's existing cuts open as removed pieces; its replaced text and overlays are dropped, and the Studio names what it dropped. * Run reports say video and rerecord. The `film` and `refilm` keys are now `video` and `rerecord`, and the reasons `noRunFilm`, `notInRunFilm`, `notInRecordingFilm`, `notInFilm`, `nothingToRefilm` and `editedSinceFilmed` are now `noRunVideo`, `notInRunVideo`, `notInRecordingVideo`, `notInVideo`, `nothingToRerecord` and `editedSinceRecorded`. A script or tool that reads the old names needs the new ones. * A script can drag: a card across a board, a shape on a canvas. The Studio shows drag steps. * While zoomed in, the camera follows the pointer, and a run of clicks plays straight through instead of stopping at each one. * Targets no longer use ids that change on every page load, so a copied target keeps working on the next run. * A saved sign-in loads even when one of the site's databases cannot be restored, and a run on one localhost port no longer writes its storage into another port's sign-in. **0.7.0** Out of release candidates * The first release after the 0.2.0 release candidates. Everything below ships in it. * Demoman records in the background by default, with no browser window opening. The video is the same as the one a visible window would record. Pass `--headed` to watch it. * A saved export ends with links: Open in Studio, Reveal in Finder and Copy video. Its sentence keeps only what you can act on. * `npx demoman setup` no longer prints a warning from Playwright while it downloads Chromium. * The Chrome extension is retired. Demoman is the CLI and its Studio. **0.2.0-rc.9** The camera lets each step finish * The camera no longer sets off toward the next click while the step before it is still playing out: typing, a panel opening, a page loading or a scroll. Demoman waits a beat instead, so a video can run a little longer, never hurried. * Motion plays at the moment it happened on the page. Before, the end of each stretch of motion played up to a quarter of a second late. * A run's report says how much time Demoman added before a step, so a longer video is explained. **0.2.0-rc.8** Demoman keeps itself up to date * Demoman now updates itself in Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, in the background. Run `npx demoman setup` once to turn it on. * The Studio has a new look, with a shortcuts panel, step icons, and each take's details and export history in its header. * Typing plays back one key at a time, at a human pace, after a visible click on the field. * GIFs no longer leave faint ghosts of earlier frames behind moving content. * In a checkout that is not on GitHub, your agent hands you the video to attach yourself. **0.2.0-rc.7** Videos sized for sharing, and pull requests * Exports default to a size that fits where videos get shared: 1920 pixels on the long side, or 720×1280 at 9:16, at 30 fps. * Ask for the full-quality file, or a size limit; Demoman says what it lowered to meet it. * Your agent can attach the video to a pull request, or leave a note saying why there is none. Choose Off, Ask or Attach in the Studio. **0.2.0-rc.6** Codex and Cursor * `npx demoman setup` connects Codex and Cursor as well as Claude Code, and pre-approves Demoman's tools in each. * The README has paste-in blocks for OpenCode, Pi, Kimi Code, Hermes and DeepSeek. **0.2.0-rc.5** Your library and brand kits * The Studio lists every take, with rename and delete. * Brand kits: a logo, colors and background that your agent can name when it records. **0.2.0-rc.4** The Studio * Your agent can open a take in the Studio. Trim, cut, mask, retext, set the cursor, background, padding and zoom. * Export from the Studio, in 16:9 or 9:16. **0.2.0-rc.3** Secrets belong to a site * Export a take as a GIF, sized to fit 10 MB, or as stills. * A secret in the environment must name the site it may be typed on, as `DEMOMAN_SECRET__ORIGIN`. Demoman refuses to type it anywhere else. **0.2.0-rc.2** Apps behind a login * `npx demoman signin ` saves your sign-in for a site, so your agent can record behind it. * Your agent can set up a demo account and sign in as it. Secrets are read from the environment or a git-ignored file, and swept out of the files Demoman writes, its reports and its logs. * Edited takes can be recorded again. * An expired sign-in is detected, and a demo account signs in again by itself. **0.2.0-rc.1** First public release * `npx demoman setup` installs Demoman for Claude Code. * Your agent records a flow in a web app and hands you an MP4. * demoman.io/sample is a sample app to try it on. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.