screen-describelisted

Ask your local Claude what's on your screen. Captures the macOS screen, hands the image to your own `claude` CLI (your Pro/Max, no API key — BYOK), prints a short description, and deletes the screenshot immediately. Read-only — it looks, never controls. Use when the user says "what's on my screen", "describe my screen", "what am I looking at", or wants an AI second pair of eyes on their display.
iansteitz1-eng/aria-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 60

Install: claude install-skill iansteitz1-eng/aria-skills

# screen-describe > Your local Claude, as eyes on your screen. BYOK, read-only, screenshot deleted after. ```sh python3 screen_describe.py # dry pre-flight (checks deps, captures nothing) python3 screen_describe.py --apply # capture + describe what's on screen python3 screen_describe.py --apply --question "is there an error visible anywhere?" ``` ## Why Sometimes you want an AI to actually *see* your screen — "what's this error", "what am I looking at" — without screenshotting + uploading anywhere. This runs entirely on your machine: `screencapture` → your local `claude` (your own plan) → a 2-3 sentence read. The screenshot is deleted the moment it's read; nothing leaves your box except the model call you already pay for. ## Behavior - **Default:** dry pre-flight — confirms `screencapture` + `claude` are present, exits 0. - **`--apply`:** capture, describe, delete the shot. - Missing deps / no Screen Recording permission → clear `FATAL` + exit 2. ## Requires - macOS (`screencapture`) + **Screen Recording** permission for the running app. - The `claude` CLI, logged in to your Anthropic plan. No API key, no Python packages.