microsoft/skill-recorder
Position in GitHub’s trending lists, facts from the GitHub API and the README, and the star history recorded by this site.
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Desktop app that records your on-screen work session and uses the GitHub Copilot SDK to reconstruct it as an intent + ordered steps, then builds a reusable Skill or Automation for Microsoft Autopilots like Scout, Microsoft Copilot Cowork, or Copilot Studio.
First paragraph of the README
Record yourself doing a task once, then turn it into a skill your AI agent can repeat.
Where it is trending
| List | Position | Stars gained |
|---|---|---|
| typescript, today | #5 | +203 today |
Star history recorded by this site
One reading per day since Oct 26, 2026, the first day this repository was seen in a trending list. A chart is drawn once three days have been recorded.
- 5,252+46
- 5,206
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README
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Positions, star totals and “stars gained” are the ones GitHub published, read at Oct 27, 2026, 07:00 UTC. The README paragraph and the install command are copied automatically and are not reviewed.
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How many stars does microsoft/skill-recorder have?
5,252 stars and 592 forks when GitHub’s trending page was read on Oct 27, 2026, 07:00 UTC. GitHub reported 203 new stars for the period of the list it appears in.
What is microsoft/skill-recorder written in, and under which license?
GitHub classifies it as TypeScript. Its license, as reported by the GitHub API, is MIT.