Recordings in, docs out.

Find my most recent Kamo recording. Read its click timeline and transcript, look at the frames where I clicked, and write a short changelog entry: what's new, why it matters, and one line on how to use it.

Use the Kamo recording named “[name]”. Turn it into a step-by-step help article: one step per click, with the screenshot timestamp for each step and the exact labels you can read on screen.

Find the Kamo recording where I reproduced the bug in [feature]. From the click timeline and frames, write a bug report with steps to reproduce, expected vs. actual result, and the timestamps where it goes wrong.

Search my Kamo recordings for the one where I [did what]. Give me its name, date and the timestamp where it happens.

Read the click timeline of the Kamo recording “[name]” and write an end-to-end test plan for that flow: each action, the screen it happens on, and what to assert after it.

Read the transcript of my latest Kamo recording and write a YouTube description with chapters (mm:ss), a two-line summary and three title ideas.

Using the transcript and frames of the Kamo recording “[name]”, write a short launch post for LinkedIn and one for X. Mention the single most impressive moment and its timestamp.

Open my Kamo playlist “[playlist]” and summarize what the recordings show: one bullet per recording with its date and the main thing it demonstrates.