Merge a pull request. Move an issue to released. From there one click runs the whole chain: DemoBites reads the change, you pick the demos, an agent records your product, and the finished demos come back to the same PR or issue. No handoff, no chasing, no second tool to remember.
Record with an agent on your machine, or let DemoBites record in the cloud.
Whichever tool starts it, the demos come back to the same conversation.
Your pipeline builds, tests and deploys without anyone asking. Then the chain stops: someone has to notice the change, write a brief, find an environment, record it, and tell the teams who need it. Workflows closes that gap, so the demo is produced by the same event that shipped the work.
Connect GitHub, Jira, or both. When a pull request merges into a branch you chose, or an issue moves to Done in a project you chose, DemoBites posts one entry point on the item itself. Nothing new to open, nothing new to remember.
GitHub picks up the merge, with the changed files and review discussion as evidence. Jira picks up the move to Done, with the description, comments and linked work as evidence. Both land on the same four steps.
Already working with your local agent? Start the same workflow through the DemoBites MCP: “Look at the last PR we shipped.”
Set up once. An admin connects the repository or the board through Settings › Integrations, then picks which base branches and which projects count. Everything after that runs on its own until it needs your judgment.
Turn this change into a product demo. Create demos from this PR.
Create demos from this PROpens the workflow in DemoBites. Analysis starts when you choose Analyze PR.
This issue is released. Create demos from this issue.
Create demos from this issueOpens the same workflow in DemoBites. Analysis starts when you choose Analyze.
One entry point, on the item you already closed.
DemoBites reads whichever source started the workflow, a PR description with its changed files and review comments, or an issue with its comments and linked work, then suggests short demos grounded in the change. Review who each demo is for, what it will show, and the evidence behind it. Keep, edit, combine, split, or refine before approving.
Each brief carries its audience, the outcome for the viewer, a short flow, an estimated length, and the PR evidence behind it. No diffs, no narration script.
Every suggested demo is under 90 seconds. If the change does not call for a demo, the analysis can recommend none. Combine two briefs and DemoBites warns when the estimate passes 90 seconds, then splits the result to stay under it.
Pick up where you left off. Returning to the PR resumes the current workflow. Analyze again is a deliberate secondary action, not something every visit triggers.
Approval freezes the selected briefs. Nothing has been filmed, published, or shared at this point.
Confirm the recording address, then choose an agent on your machine or Record in the cloud. Both paths turn the approved briefs into demonstrations of the live app and deliver demos to DemoBites.
DemoBiteshttps://staging.example.comEditUse an environment where the change is available and the right data is ready. A merged PR is not evidence that production has deployed the change.
Copy the recording prompt or download it as Markdown. Give it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or a compatible local agent using the DemoBites skill. Your agent checks the live app, asks for your approval before filming, and delivers the take. It becomes a demo in DemoBites automatically.
Your app credentials stay on your machine. Recorded takes are uploaded to DemoBites.
DemoBites records the briefs on its own machines, one after another. If your app needs a login, sign in through a live window. Your session is kept in your vault; your password is not stored. Review the agent's plan before filming, or let it run.
Queued or planning jobs can be cancelled. A failed brief can be retried on either path.
Reversible actions are performed and reverted after filming. Preparation and cleanup are off camera.
Irreversible actions are pointed out instead of executed.
Narration follows the current interface and the data actually present.
Each finished take becomes a demo in your grid, carrying its original PR. Tweak it in Demo Studio, publish a version, and make it live when you are ready. Add it to your Update Center, Explore Center, or a briefing, or embed it or download it.
Finished demos arrive unexported. Publishing a version, making it live and adding it to a Center each stay your decision.
Find them by their source. Search the grid for PR #974 or a word from the PR title, and open one in Demo Studio to see its From PR #974 badge.
Every workflow has a place to continue. Ongoing work sits under Create › Workflows; finished workflows sit under Done.
Connect GitHub, Jira, or both. Each one posts the same entry point on the item your team already closes, and runs the same four steps from there.
The developer side of the handoff. Install the DemoBites App on the repositories you choose and pick the base branches that count. Changed files and review discussion become the evidence behind each brief.
The product side of the handoff. Connect a project, and every issue that moves to Done gets the entry point. The issue, its description, comments and linked work become the evidence behind each brief.
More integrations are coming. If your team closes work somewhere else, tell us which tool and we will tell you where it sits on the roadmap.
Connect the tool you already close work in, and let the same event that shipped the change produce the demo.