oh-my-cassette tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

The packaged oh-my-cassette 0.6.0 installs and runs: it answers --version and --help, starts as a stdio bridge that lists the reference service's tools, imports and uploads real ffmpeg transcodes that decode cleanly, downloads the declared export, and the test suite reports 184 passed and 2 skipped.

No root, so uv was installed to the user site rather than as a system package; ffmpeg 6.1.1 and ffprobe were already present. Verification used the repository's own reference MCP service run standalone on loopback. Its export body is deliberately fake bytes and cannot decode, so decode verification was done on the bridge's real ffmpeg-transcoded canonical and preview uploads instead. The HEIC test was skipped (no sips) and the live account test was skipped; the real upstream endpoint returned 401 unauthorized without credentials.

Argusic installed oh-my-cassette in 2 minutes and launched it; verification reached Verified with mock services. 3 of 3 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

Runs with mocksall runs of oh-my-cassette

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