screenshotlisted

# Screenshot Skill Capture screenshots of macOS application windows using ScreenCaptureKit. ## Usage ```bash shotty <command> [options] ``` ## Commands | Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `capture <app\|pid> [output.png]` | Screenshot an app's window(s) | | `list` | List all capturable windows | | `list-apps` | List running applications | ## Options | Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | `--all` | Capture all windows (not just first) | | `--json` | Output as JSON | | `--no-frame` | Exclude window frame/shadow | ## When to Use - User asks to "screenshot this conversation" or "capture this window" - User wants visual verification of UI changes - User needs to document current application state - User asks to see what an app looks like ## Examples Screenshot the current terminal: ```bash shotty capture Ghostty /tmp/terminal.png ``` Screenshot a browser: ```bash shotty capture Safari ~/Desktop/browser.png ``` Screenshot by PID: ```bash shotty capture 12345 output.png ``` List available apps: ```bash shotty list-apps ``` Capture all windows of an app: ```bash shotty capture "VS Code" --all ``` ## Workflow 1. If user doesn't specify an app, use `list-apps` to find the right target 2. Run `capture` with the app name or PID 3. Use the `Read` tool to view the resulting PNG and verify the capture 4. Report the file path to the user ## Notes - Requires Screen Recording permission (System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen Recording) - Ap