Media Sharing
Let AI agents put screenshots and videos on pull requests
What it does
GitHub has no API for attaching images to pull requests, so agents and CI ship blind. Argos Media Sharing fixes it: one command turns a screenshot or recording into a stable share link with ready-to-paste Markdown, and posts it on the PR automatically.
Argos keeps product quality high while your team and your agents ship faster. See every change a PR makes, whether pixels, Markdown, or JSON, review it with confidence, and deploy every PR. Visual & snapshot testing for Playwright and Storybook.
Agents generate more changes than teams can review. Argos makes every change obvious, then lets your team and your agents comment on the diffs, request updates, or approve before merge. Catch, compare, and review every change, from pixels to any file. Stay focused on real differences and skip the noise. Baseline and changes side by side, with a built-in highlighter and keyboard shortcuts to approve or reject in seconds. Snapshot screenshots, Markdown, JSON, HTML, CSS: anything your app or your agents produce. Deterministic pixel diffing catches the real change and ignores rendering noise, so every diff you review matters. “ Argos has been a game-changer for us. It catches even the smallest…from argos-ci.com
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