Make a highlight video with brag

A trailer is optional — but games with a video get noticeably more plays. brag is the STAIGE highlight workflow: record gameplay → auto-pick the best moments → export a short, shareable clip.

Option A — the brag CLI

npx @latent-spaces/brag

Run it in your game folder. It launches your game, records a play session, finds the high-action moments (score spikes, explosions, fast movement) and cuts them into a trailer with your title card. Upload the result to YouTube (unlisted is fine) and paste the link on STAIGE.

Option B — add a “brag mode” with your AI assistant

Ask your assistant to add a tiny recorder to your game. It records the canvas while you play and keeps the best bits.

Add a "brag mode" to my browser game that records a highlight video:
- Press B to start/stop recording. Use canvas.captureStream(60) + MediaRecorder (webm, vp9 if supported).
- Keep a rolling buffer of 5-second chunks and tag chunks where "exciting" things happen (score increases, enemy defeated, level complete — hook into my existing events).
- When stopped, stitch the top tagged chunks (max 45 seconds total) plus a 2-second title card with the game name, and download brag.webm.
- Don't change gameplay; the recorder must be fully optional.
Explain where you hooked the excitement events.

Option C — manual (5 minutes)

1. Record with OBS, Xbox Game Bar (Win+G) or macOS Screenshot (Cmd+Shift+5).
2. Trim to 30–60s in CapCut or Clipchamp: hook in the first 3 seconds, end on your title.
3. Export 1080p, upload to YouTube, paste the link.