Bug Reports Your AI Agent Can Watch — atrium QA Capture

AI coding agents can fix bugs you can't put into words — if you show them. QA Capture records your screen, narration, and every mouse event for the agent. In this demo I hit a drag-and-drop layout bug in atrium's workspace view — the kind of visual glitch that's nearly impossible to describe in a text prompt. So instead of describing it, I record it: hit record, drag the broken thing around, narrate what I'm seeing, hit stop. atrium packages the video, a transcript, and 409 mouse events into a capture card (CAP-80). I hand that one reference to a Claude Code agent and it does the rest. The atrium CLI extracts frames straight from the video at whatever time markers the agent asks for — no ffmpeg install, no manual screenshots. The transcript pins my narration to the timeline, the event log shows every drag, and the agent lands a targeted fix on the first pass instead of spinning its wheels while I re-describe the bug. There's a redact mode too: mark a secret on screen and it's burned out of the video before the agent ever sees it. The whole capture is a shareable package — video, transcript, events, metadata. ⏱ Chapters 0:00 A bug I can't explain in words 0:22 QA Capture: record, narrate, annotate 0:37 Recording the bug live 1:22 Inside the capture: transcript + mouse events 2:02 Sending CAP-80 to a Claude Code agent 2:38 The agent pulls frames straight from the video 3:47 A targeted fix, first pass 5:01 Testing the fix 🔗 Try atrium: https://getatrium.dev #AIcoding #ClaudeCode #devtools atrium is a resumable development environment for AI coding agents. → https://getatrium.dev