FusedFrames: macOS app that captures team expertise for AI agents by recording actions and reasoning
By
Henry Denton
Hard to chew. Probably not worth the jaw work.
Summary
FusedFrames is a macOS application that captures team expertise by recording user actions in real-time. An AI interprets these actions, identifies decisions that require additional context, and prompts users to explain their reasoning. The combination of actions and reasoning is structured into queryable patterns (trigger, steps, reasoning, outcome) that AI agents can access via API and CLI, effectively preserving institutional knowledge and experience.
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An AI interprets every action in real time, detects decisions it can't explain from the action alone, and prompts the user to explain their reasoning.
Together, the action and the reasoning are distilled into a structured pattern with a trigger, steps, reasoning and outcome, queryable by your agents over API and CLI.
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