# ClipFix

> ClipFix is a free, open-source macOS desktop app (built with Tauri / Rust) that turns short screen recordings into coding-agent context: annotated keyframes plus a concise instruction brief that pastes directly into Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or any multimodal coding agent.

ClipFix is for developers who want to hand a bug, UI issue, or feature request to an AI coding agent without writing a long description by hand. You record the screen, ClipFix analyzes it with Gemini Flash, and you paste the resulting brief — annotated keyframes and structured text — into your agent.

- Platform: macOS 13+ (Apple Silicon + Intel). Windows is planned.
- License: open source (FOSS).
- Cost: free. Analysis uses the Gemini Flash API (free tier ~20 requests/day; paid ≈ $0.0003 per second of recording).
- Privacy: recordings stay on your machine; only extracted keyframes are sent to Gemini for analysis.
- Install: download the .dmg from GitHub Releases (Homebrew tap planned).
- Tagline: "Record the bug. Paste the fix context."

## Core pages

- [Home](https://clipfix.dev/): What ClipFix is, how it works, and how to install it.
- [How it works](https://clipfix.dev/#how-it-works): The record → analyze → paste workflow in three steps.
- [Why ClipFix](https://clipfix.dev/#why): Why a screen recording isn't usable agent context until it's turned into annotated keyframes + a brief.
- [FAQ](https://clipfix.dev/#faq): Privacy, cost, supported macOS versions, and which agents it works with.

## Source & releases

- [GitHub repository](https://github.com/NicolasArnouts/ClipFix): Source code, issues, and contributing guide.
- [Releases](https://github.com/NicolasArnouts/ClipFix/releases): Download the latest macOS build and read release notes.

## Optional

- [Issues](https://github.com/NicolasArnouts/ClipFix/issues): Report bugs or request features.