I'm trying to create a WebM animation of the conversation assessment componen...
I'm trying to create a WebM animation of the conversation assessment component for a talk that I'm giving. We should be able to use Playwright for this. However, I'd like to use a saved conversation, which I think should be in the local database, from the first time I tried it. So we'd need to mock the agent requests and responses but use the same page styling in embed mode. Is this possible? Timing would be accelerated but it would be nice to mimic my typing, although keystrokes are not recorded.
Interesting idea! Let me explore the codebase to understand the assessment component, embed mode, database schema, and existing Playwright setup before designing an approach.
Good, I have a thorough understanding of the system now. This is definitely feasible using Playwright's built-in WebM video recording (recordVideo) combined with page.route() to intercept and replay saved API responses.
Before I design the detailed plan, I have a few questions:
Great, that helps a lot. The post-assessment debrief addition is a nice touch. Let me read a few key files to understand the page loading boundary, then design the implementation.
Now I have a thorough understanding of the entire system. Let me design the plan.
Let me verify a few more details before writing the final plan.
Good, all the needed exports are available from @repo/db. Now I have everything I need. Let me write the final plan and ask about the synthetic post-assessment messages.
Now let me write the complete plan.