Turn a pointcast recording (your voice + the elements you pointed at) into a Markdown spec for coding agents, or serve it over MCP.
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list_sessionsList recent pointcast recordings, newest first: id, date, duration, the pages pointed at, how many requests and elements, a preview of the first request, whether its source files are in this project (matchesProject), and whether its spec is already on disk (rendered).List recent pointcast recordings, newest first: id, date, duration, the pages pointed at, how many requests and elements, a preview of the first request, whether its source files are in this project (matchesProject), and whether its spec is already on disk (rendered).
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get_sessionGet a session's Markdown spec (session.md), rendering it from session.json + words.json if it is not on disk yet. Pass "latest-here" for the most recent recording made on this project, or "latest" for the most recent one of any project. Code locations are resolved against the project's source when…Get a session's Markdown spec (session.md), rendering it from session.json + words.json if it is not on disk yet. Pass "latest-here" for the most recent recording made on this project, or "latest" for the most recent one of any project. Code locations are resolved against the project's source when…
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get_elementGet the full captured details (ElementInfo) of one event in a session by its event id, with the page errors captured around it (stack frames included) when there were any.Get the full captured details (ElementInfo) of one event in a session by its event id, with the page errors captured around it (stack frames included) when there were any.
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wait_for_recordingWait for the user's next pointcast recording and return its spec. Use when the user asks you to listen/watch for recordings; after applying one, call it again to keep listening. Returns as soon as a new recording arrives (the user pressed Stop in the extension), with the same spec and warnings as g…Wait for the user's next pointcast recording and return its spec. Use when the user asks you to listen/watch for recordings; after applying one, call it again to keep listening. Returns as soon as a new recording arrives (the user pressed Stop in the extension), with the same spec and warnings as g…
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Turn a pointcast recording (your voice + the elements you pointed at) into a Markdown spec for coding agents, or serve it over MCP.
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