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Record the screen with wrec. Use when the user wants a screen recording, sample video, display/window/app capture, system-audio capture, cursor or Wrec-window visibility control, recording job control, output lookup, or wrec CLI usage.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Delegate a Blip file transfer to Codex computer use. Use when the user asks Claude to send, blip, transfer, move, or copy a local file to their phone with Blip; the recipient must be exactly Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G.
Codex (GPT-5.x) computer-use verification — drives the browser or desktop, launches apps, captures screenshots. Use when the user asks to test a flow, verify UI behavior, inspect a running app, capture screenshots, or confirm implemented behavior end-to-end.
Delegate bounded implementation work to Codex (GPT-5.x) — clear-spec features, migrations, bulk mechanical edits. Use when a task is well-specified enough to hand off whole and worth doing on Codex's near-free usage instead of Claude's, usually in a worktree.
Independent second-pass code review from Codex (GPT-5.x). Use when the user wants a second opinion on uncommitted changes, a branch diff, a commit, or a PR, or when a change is broad enough that another agent's perspective is useful before merging.
Drive OpenAI Codex from Claude Code — raw wrapper mechanics for prompts, structured JSON, image generation, and session resume. Use when the user wants to "ask Codex" or delegate a task that codex-review, codex-implementation, and codex-computer-use don't cover; those skills point here for command mechanics.
Blip a local file to Shawn's phone. Use when the user asks to send, blip, transfer, move, or copy an APK or other local file to their phone with Blip; the recipient must be exactly Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G and the transfer must be visually verified.
| name | wrec-screen-recording |
| description | Record the screen with wrec. Use when the user wants a screen recording, sample video, display/window/app capture, system-audio capture, cursor or Wrec-window visibility control, recording job control, output lookup, or wrec CLI usage. |
Operate wrec as the recorder. A run is complete only when the recording job is no longer active, the output file exists, and the final path has been reported.
Read references/wrec-usage.md.
Completion: know the executable path, target selector, options, and verification commands for this run.
Resolve wrec and current state.
Prefer the local repo build when present, otherwise use wrec from PATH. If a recording may already be running, inspect jobs before starting another.
Completion: one executable is selected and there is no unmanaged active job.
Select one target. If the target is ambiguous, list targets and choose the primary display for a sample recording, or the matching display/window/app when the user named one. Completion: exactly one target selector is chosen.
Record with a bounded command.
Use --duration unless the user explicitly wants an ongoing detached recording. Apply requested audio, cursor, codec, resolution, quality, output folder, and hide-Wrec options.
Completion: wrec accepted the command and the job id or output path is known.
Verify the recording. Inspect jobs, confirm no active job remains, confirm the completed status, and check the output file exists with non-zero length. If audio was requested, probe for an audio track when possible. Completion: verification passed, or the failing job logs have been read and the actionable error is known.
Report the result. Include output path, target, duration, resolution/codec when known, cursor/audio settings, and completion status.
For an unspecified sample recording, use the primary display for 5s, 1080p, balanced, h264, cursor on, system audio off. Use native resolution when the user asks for exact full-size capture.
