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According to a post on X by @fayazara, Screendrop v0.37.0 lets Claude Code, Codex and other MCP clients trim recordings, cut words and silences, import media and export through the app. The MCP option is found under Settings. The release also keeps the recording area editable after it is drawn and adds new cursor styles in Studio. The post describes these changes as the new version's features.
According to a post on X by @fayazara, Screendrop v0.37.0 lets Claude Code, Codex and other MCP clients trim recordings, cut words and silences, import media and export through the app. The MCP option is found under Settings. The release also keeps the recording area editable after it is drawn and adds new cursor styles in Studio. The post describes these changes as the new version's features.
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@fayazara shipped Screendrop v0.37.0: Claude Code, Codex and other MCP clients can now trim, cut words and silences, import media and export through the app (Settings, then MCP). The release also keeps the recording area editable after you draw it and adds new cursor styles in Studio. Original post on X Section:...
Users who record screens for tutorials or demos could hand routine editing tasks to AI coding agents instead of doing them by hand. Developers building with MCP clients may find this a practical example of an app exposing editing actions to agents. The source does not give adoption figures or details on how reliable these edits are, so those are worth checking in the app.
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