It sends Dailies the screenshots and notes.
Before/afters, spotlights, narration for the steps that earn it.
Notes whatever warrants a note. Moves on.
Your agent put on twelve shows today.
Your team came to none of them.
You end up reading diffs to explain the work. Stakeholders keep asking what changed. Dailies just shows them.
You don't need to read a pull request. Drag the before/after. See what changed without opening the (broken) stage environment.
Visual changelogs that can replace release notes. Share dailies with other teams or customers.
Stop being the translator for everything your agent does. Your agent already explained it. Dailies just shows the team.
Your agent sends screenshots, steps, and plain-English notes to the Dailies API as it works. Dailies takes that stream and turns it into a polished, step-by-step walkthrough your team can open and click through. See a preview here.
In filmmaking, dailies are the raw footage directors review each day to see what was shot. Same idea here: you watch dailies to see what your agents shipped. You can save them up for a daily review, or open one the moment it lands.
Codex, Claude, Gemini today. More coming. Anything that can call an HTTP endpoint between steps can feed the show.
You decide. Private links by default. Share to Slack, pin in a team channel, or keep it just for you.
The before/after your agent sent shows it. Regressions stand out step-by-step, so you catch them before review, not after.
Yes, as an opt-in end-to-end mode. Your agent encrypts each step client-side before it hits the Dailies API, and the decryption key lives in the share URL's fragment. The server only ever stores ciphertext.
Free during private alpha. Paid tiers start at $24/seat/month when the alpha ends. Alpha folks keep a discount. More soon.