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Kirocast

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macOS screen recorder that packages context for AI coding agents and lets an agent record demo and support videos through MCP.

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About Kirocast

Kirocast is a screen recorder for macOS built around AI agents. In Talk Mode you hold Control and Option, speak and point at what matters, and Kirocast captures the screen, transcribes your voice and bundles the recording, transcript and annotations so you can hand the context to an agent such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or OpenCode. It requires macOS 15 or later.

Through an MCP connection an agent can also take over the screen and record a walkthrough from a script. Its tools cover starting, pausing and stopping recordings, moving and clicking the mouse, typing and pressing keys, and shaping the edit with cuts, zoom, annotations, styling and narration, plus reading rendered frames and exporting. The idea is to produce training, UI update and support videos, and to re-record when the interface changes.

As a recorder it supports capturing a screen, window or area with microphone and camera, automatic zoom on clicks with adjustable timing, on-device captions that export as an SRT file, and saved versions of an edit. A trial lets you use every feature except export, and the site is available in English and French.

Key features

  • Talk Mode that bundles screen, voice transcript and annotations
  • MCP tools for agents to record and edit
  • Recording of a screen, window or area
  • Automatic zoom with adjustable timing
  • On-device captions with SRT export
  • Saved versions of each edit
  • Works with Claude Code, Cursor and Codex

Good fit for

  • Showing an AI agent a bug with full context
  • Letting an agent record product training videos
Tags
screen-recorder
macos
mcp
ai-agents
video
captions
demos

Kirocast: questions and answers

What is Kirocast used for?
Kirocast is a macOS screen recorder that packages context for AI coding agents and lets an agent record demo and support videos through MCP. It is a good fit for showing an AI agent a bug with full context and letting an agent record product training videos.
How much does Kirocast cost?
Paid plans for Kirocast start at $39 per seat as a one-time payment, and there is no free plan. A free trial is available.
Is Kirocast open source?
No. Kirocast is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include Screenity, FFmpeg and Nexrender.
What are some alternatives to Kirocast?
Kirocast competes with Loom, Jam and Screen Studio.

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