Public beta
Screenwalk is public source beta software available through npm.
What is ready to test
- one-command local scan, capture, Studio launch, and browser open;
- actual desktop/mobile UI on the product map;
- complete inventory, entry-reachable flow, and screen-library views;
- browser-first discovery for Next.js, plain HTML, and client-routed SPAs;
- public plus password-gated access views through bounded setup recipes;
- runtime, reachability, responsive, capture-quality, and coverage findings;
- path playback, screen selection, and copyable agent handoffs;
- watch mode, immutable run manifests, capture hashes, and graph diffs.
What to expect from a beta
Framework-specific source coverage is strongest for Next.js App Router. Browser capture can work more broadly, but unusual routing, auth, CSP, dynamic data, or browser behavior may require a fixture or bounded recipe. The evidence labels are the contract: Screenwalk should expose uncertainty rather than cosmetically hide it.
A useful review round
- Have the builder prepare one bounded capture of a real app.
- Select a path and review two actual screens.
- Write a unique What should change? and observable Done when for each.
- Copy one change brief to an agent or engineer.
- Apply the change and rerun the same path, viewport, access state, and conditions.
The repository includes a structured public-beta issue form. Do not attach secrets, customer data, or unredacted sensitive captures.
Not in this beta
Element-level pins, direct code editing, autonomous agent invocation, Figma export, multiplayer review, native mobile capture, and hosted private-code ingestion remain intentionally deferred until the capture and evidence loop is dependable. Screen feedback is currently local to the browser until the reviewer copies a brief.