Scrawl: talk and draw over your Mac screen to show your coding agent the bug
aronchick · x · 2026-10-20
Scrawl by Kit Langton is getting praise ("instant use, berry good"). Press ⌥⇧S, talk, click and draw on screen; it captures frames at key moments, transcribes speech locally on your Mac, pairs each sentence with its frame, crops to the window you annotated, and hands off to your coding agent — which reads the contact sheet and transcript, opens the keyframes your narration points at, and fixes the issue.
Features: frames only when something changes, iPhone mirroring with annotation, ScrawlKit for embedding in your own iOS app, and agent-requestable dense frame grids. Install via Homebrew or bunx skills add kitlangton/scrawl.
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