strafe.games — a browser-native first-person movement playground. Free-roam + KZ-style course.

Record your screen. ContextSnip tracks every click, extracts the frames that matter, and bundles them into markdown your AI assistant already understands.

Anam — The face for your agent. Interactive avatars via API.

The face for your agent. Interactive avatars via API.

You know the loop. Screenshot. Paragraph explaining the screenshot. Claude asks a clarifying question. Another screenshot. Another paragraph explaining why the first paragraph was wrong. Forty minutes in, you've written an essay about a UI nobody can actually see. AI can't see what you see. So we keep narrating, badly, and the AI keeps guessing, badly. We built ContextSnip to end my own version of that loop. Hit a hotkey, do the thing, stop. It tracks the clicks, extracts the frames where something actually changed, and transcribes your audio on-device so your voice never leaves the laptop. Out comes a markdown bundle your assistant already reads natively. One paste instead of forty minutes of prose.

Anam — The face for your agent. Interactive avatars via API.

The face for your agent. Interactive avatars via API.

strafe.games

Web based CS/Source like movement game

Web based CS/Source like movement game

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