Capture and analyze macOS screenshots

Capture screenshots on macOS and analyze the images.

Usage

bash
/screenshot [options]

Options

• None: Select window (Claude will confirm options)
• --window: Capture a specific window
• --full: Capture the entire screen
• --crop: Select a region to capture

Basic Examples

bash
# Capture and analyze a window
/screenshot --window
"Analyze the captured screen"

# Select a region and analyze
/screenshot --crop
"Explain the content of the selected region"

# Capture full screen and analyze
/screenshot --full
"Analyze the overall screen composition"

Collaboration with Claude

bash
# No specific problem - situation analysis
/screenshot --crop
(Claude will automatically analyze screen content, explaining elements and composition)

# UI/UX problem analysis
/screenshot --window
"Propose problems and improvements for this UI"

# Error analysis
/screenshot --window
"Tell me the cause and solution for this error message"

# Design review
/screenshot --full
"Evaluate this design from a UX perspective"

# Code analysis
/screenshot --crop
"Point out problems in this code"

# Data visualization analysis
/screenshot --crop
"Analyze trends visible in this graph"

Detailed Examples

bash
# Analysis from multiple perspectives
/screenshot --window
"Analyze this screen regarding:
1. UI consistency
2. Accessibility issues
3. Improvement proposals"

# Multiple captures for comparative analysis
/screenshot --window
# (Save before image)
# Make changes
/screenshot --window
# (Save after image)
"Compare before and after images, analyzing changes and improvement effects"

# Focus on specific elements
/screenshot --crop
"Evaluate whether the selected button design harmonizes with other elements"

Prohibited Items

• Prohibited to say "captured" when no screenshot was taken
• Prohibited to attempt analysis of non-existent image files
• The /screenshot command does not actually capture screenshots

Notes

• If no option is specified, please present the following choices:

"How would you like to capture the screenshot?

1. Select window (--window) → screencapture -W
2. Full screen (--full) → screencapture -x
3. Select region (--crop) → screencapture -i"

• Start image analysis after the user has executed the screencapture command
• Specifying specific problems or perspectives enables more focused analysis