This project is a terminal automation and recording tool that uses a custom declarative scripting language to execute command-line sequences. It functions as a framework for both generating animated media files and performing automated terminal output validation. By managing isolated pseudo-terminal sessions, it captures and renders terminal interactions into high-quality GIFs, videos, or static images.
The tool distinguishes itself through its ability to treat terminal sessions as testable, repeatable artifacts. It supports golden-file testing, allowing users to verify command-line behavior against predefined snapshots within automated pipelines. The system also provides extensive visual control, including configurable window decorations, color themes, and font settings, ensuring that recorded sessions maintain a consistent and stylized appearance.
Beyond recording and rendering, the project includes capabilities for process-level privilege sandboxing and remote recording services. It supports complex workflow automation by simulating keyboard input and managing shell environments, while providing error reporting to assist in script development. The software is designed for consistent execution across environments through containerized dependency bundling.
