The End of the Longest Line

Product

dailies.run

See what your agents shipped

Visual walkthroughs from agent sessions. Delivered when the PR lands back in main.

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Concept showing a dailies.run visual walkthrough: agent session output as a structured brief

The Problem

Agents ship faster than humans can review. PRs pile up, context gets lost, and non-engineers can't read a diff. Every session your agent completes creates a gap between what was built and what anyone outside the delivery process actually understands. Dailies helps to keep visibility manageable.

What Dailies Does

Dailies converts any agentic development process into a captioned visual walkthrough. Screenshots with narration, automatically assembled and created for the people who need to see what happened.

Stakeholders get the picture without a synchronous meeting, a context switch, or a conversation that starts with "what did the agent actually do?"

How It Works

01

Your process builds something

An agent session, a CI job, a QA script: any automated process that produces output and has access to HTTP.

02

It POSTs to the dailies API

Screenshots and narration are sent as structured requests. The API assembles them into a timed walkthrough in order.

03

Stakeholders get a visual walkthrough

The brief lands when the PR does. Your team reviews what happened without switching contexts or scheduling a sync.

Who It's For

Agent-first but not agent-only. Engineering teams running coding agents, CI pipelines with automated QA, or any HTTP-capable process can create walkthroughs via the dailies API. The only technical requirement is the ability to make HTTP requests.

With an agent, you simply point it at a URL, POST screenshots and narration, and the walkthrough builds itself. The API-only surface is intentional: dailies integrates into whatever workflow already exists.

Dailies walkthrough concept: agent session view with structured output
Dailies walkthrough concept: stakeholder summary view with captioned screenshots

Interested?

No pitch deck. No discovery framework. Just a conversation.