Rerecording is a technique designed to enhance the efficiency of testing patches for software bugs by creating new recordings of an updated application, which mimic the interactions from an initial bug-reporting recording. This process allows developers to confirm whether their fixes effectively address reported issues without needing to reproduce the problem manually. By integrating rerecording into a GitHub action, linked to pull requests and preview deployments, developers can compare before-and-after screenshots to assess changes, while bypassing backend interactions through network request mocking. Although not infallible, as it may fail when significant changes alter the original interaction layout, rerecording facilitates an iterative feedback loop that is particularly beneficial for autonomous AI developers needing streamlined patch testing. The GitHub action is available for free and aims to simplify the development and review process by eliminating the need for manual reproduction and providing clear visual documentation of changes.