Your first verified walk
How to ask your agent to walk a feature, what Tada checks before it publishes anything, and why a broken walk never goes live.
Once Tada is installed, one instruction to your agent starts it. Tada walks the feature, tells you whether it works, and films the walk. A pass hands you the video.
Just ask
You don’t script anything. After your agent finishes a feature, tell it:
Record a demo of the feature I just built.
The agent already knows the flow. It wrote the code. It calls Tada’s
verify_feature tool with the steps and captions, then drives a real browser the
way a user would, from localhost or production, records crisp frames, and
encodes one clean video.
It verifies before it publishes
This is the part that matters: Tada checks that the demo actually did what it
claimed. Each step can declare expect checkpoints the recorder must hit: a button really
got clicked, the page really changed, the record really got created. If a
checkpoint fails, the upload is blocked.
The result: a demo that didn’t do what it said never reaches a viewer. The link you send is always real.
What you get
When recording finishes, a hosted link appears in your library. It plays inline when pasted into Slack, iMessage, Discord, or LinkedIn. No download, no upload.