Kit Langton's macOS menu-bar app for showing an agent a problem instead of describing it. Press a shortcut, talk, click and draw over the screen, and paste the result into your coding agent.
Press ⌥⇧S to start recording, narrate while you click around and draw on the screen, then press it again. Scrawl turns the session into a compact bundle an agent can read: a contact sheet of annotated keyframes, the full-resolution frames, a time-aligned transcript of what you said next to what you did (summary.md), and a JSON manifest. It takes a frame when you draw, click, say "look" or "now", or the screen changes, crops each frame to the window you were working in, and transcribes your speech on the Mac.
The bundle is copied to the clipboard for any agent, and a capture of a project's dev site can go straight into that project's OpenCode session. A CLI lets the agent inspect a bundle or pull a denser run of frames around a moment. It can also mirror a cabled iPhone and record over it, and the ScrawlKit Swift package records inside your own iOS app with every tap and swipe drawn on the frames.
Kit called it "the most meaningful improvement to my productivity since speech-to-text" in his demo. Written in Rust, MIT licensed. Repo: kitlangton/scrawl