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Two agents that readwhat's on your screen —and give you somethingyou can act on.

One reads a recording and hands your coding agent an evidence-cited bundle. The other lives in every text field on the web and writes with you, in fifteen languages. Both show their work. Neither acts without you.

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REC · walkthrough.webmFree

Context Bundle · 4 repro steps

console TypeError: undefined

code Cart.tsx:142

→ handed to your coding agent over MCP

support@acme · ReplyPaid

Detected · Japanese

ご不便をおかけし申し訳ございません。配送状況を確認いたしました

→ waits for you to press Insert

For developers

Apache-2.0

You have a screen recording of a bug and a coding agent.

Framesleuth

Turn any video into code your agent can ship.

Record a bug, a feature demo, or a design walkthrough. Framesleuth reads every frame, the console, the network and your narration, then hands any coding agent a structured, evidence-cited Context Bundle over MCP.

  • Reads video frame-by-frame with a local vision model
  • Produces an evidence-cited Context Bundle, not a summary
  • 14 MCP tools — works in Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code
  • Runs entirely on your machine; nothing leaves it
Free and open sourceApache-2.0. Self-hosted, bring your own model.
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For everyone who writes at work

Commercial

You reply to people, in languages you may not speak.

Framesleuth Sidekick

Every text field on the web, in 15 languages.

A browser extension that lives in every text field. Reply to a ticket in the customer's language, fix grammar without losing your voice, pull text out of a screenshot, turn a whiteboard photo into a diagram, or read a long page in ten seconds.

  • Reply, translate, fix, and rewrite in 15 languages
  • OCR, chart analysis, and image-to-diagram from any screenshot
  • A tool-calling agent for multi-step work, with a refine loop
  • Preview before insert — nothing is ever auto-sent
PaidHosted, with your account. No API key to manage.
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Different jobs. Same principles.

Preview before commit

Neither product acts on your behalf. Framesleuth proposes a bundle; Sidekick proposes a draft. Nothing is auto-applied, auto-inserted, or auto-sent.

Evidence, not vibes

Every claim is traceable. Framesleuth cites the frame and timestamp it came from; Sidekick shows the source text it read before it wrote.

MCP-native

Both ship an MCP server, so your editor can call them directly — 14 tools from Framesleuth, 13 from Sidekick, with no overlapping names.

Your data stays yours

Framesleuth runs fully local. Sidekick keeps settings and history on your device and never logs message content.