What’s new
What shipped on vosso and the vos engine.
October 2026
Your agent makes the demo video, behind your login
Paste one line where your coding agent works: it looks at your app, records it signed in with the secrets masked before the first frame, presses a paid button once, waits out a slow result off camera, cleans up what it made, and hands you the link. The home plays one made by a fresh session in nine minutes.
The digest sees what a click did
vos digest now names the region of the page that answered every click and typing run, and the planners read the flow’s own waits and steps. The recorder gained press, and type can replace a field or land its caret.
Files, in one place
Every file your account holds, across projects, with its kind, size and where it is used. The studio’s pickers offer what is already on file before asking for an upload.
September 2026
URL in, video out
Paste a page’s address on Home and a walk of it is recorded on our fleet, cut with zooms from its clicks, and lands as a tile you can edit or hand to your agent.
A recorder for agents with no browser
vos record --hosted records a public page on our fleet for a cloud agent or a CI job, and brings the take home with its media and a digest of what it saw.
The studio, redrawn for two kinds of work
A recording is footage you edit on the timeline; a finished program is something you adjust with its controls, its time shown as frames. Every verb now says its word.
The release kit, checked from its bytes
vos deliver cuts store screenshots, the tile, the marquee and the social cards from one take, and vos validate measures every asset against its channel’s spec. The whole CLI is one package, @vosjs/cli.
August 2026
One product, one name
The recorder, the studio, the gallery and the engine are all vosso now, with fewer names to learn. Old links redirect, and the vos engine stays open.
July 2026
Export from 720p to 4K
Exports offer 720p, 1080p, 2K and 4K, and say when a size matches your recording and when it would upscale.
Browser frames and click effects
A clean drawn browser bar in light and dark, window captures cropped to the page, and ripple, pulse and highlight effects drawn from your real clicks.
June 2026
Zoom, speed and sound on the timeline
Zoom spans you aim by dragging, cursor follow and connected pans, speed ramps that preview and export the same, and a sound lane with fades.