Truepath Recorder

What is Truepath Recorder?

A local MCP server that lets Claude, Cursor, or Codex drive TruePath Recorder — start/stop recordings, list capture sources, and get the saved file path back. It runs as a local bridge over 127.0.0.1 with a per-launch token; recordings never leave your Mac.

How to use Truepath Recorder?

Install and configure the server on your local machine. Compatible AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, Codex) then send MCP commands to control recording, list sources, and retrieve the file path. No specific install or config commands are detailed in the README.

Key features of Truepath Recorder

• Start and stop recordings
• List available capture sources
• Return saved file path after recording
• Secure local bridge over 127.0.0.1
• Per-launch token authentication
• Recordings remain entirely on your Mac

Use cases of Truepath Recorder

• Automate screen recording workflows from an AI coding assistant
• Capture demos or tutorials without manual interaction
• Integrate recording into larger automation scripts controlled by Claude, Cursor, or Codex
• Securely record sensitive content that must stay on the local machine

FAQ from Truepath Recorder

Which AI assistants are supported?

Claude, Cursor, and Codex can drive the server via the MCP protocol.

How does authentication work?

A per-launch token is used on every connection over the local 127.0.0.1 bridge.

Where are recordings stored?

Recordings are saved locally on your Mac; the server returns the file path to the calling assistant.

What are the runtime requirements?

TruePath Recorder must be installed on the same Mac. The server is a local Node.js or Python process (exact runtime not specified in the README).

Does any data leave my computer?

No. The README explicitly states recordings never leave your Mac.