From claude-code-screenshot-for-mac
Enable automatic screenshot capture
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/claude-code-screenshot-for-mac:start-screenshotThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Run this command to enable screenshot capture: **macOS/Linux:** **Windows (PowerShell):** Detect OS and run the appropriate command. On macOS (Darwin) or Linux, use the bash script. On Windows, use PowerShell. After running this command, screenshots will be captured automatically on: - User prompt submission - Bash command execution To disable, use `/stop-screenshot`.
Run this command to enable screenshot capture:
macOS/Linux:
bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/enable_screenshot.sh"
Windows (PowerShell):
& "${env:CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/start-screenshot.ps1"
Detect OS and run the appropriate command. On macOS (Darwin) or Linux, use the bash script. On Windows, use PowerShell.
After running this command, screenshots will be captured automatically on:
To disable, use /stop-screenshot.
npx claudepluginhub linayoun/claude-code-screenshot-for-mac --plugin claude-code-screenshot-for-mac/shotCaptures and analyzes screenshots via a dedicated agent, avoiding full-resolution images in main context. Supports full-screen, active window, and named window modes.
/screenshotCaptures screenshots on macOS via screencapture subcommands and analyzes the resulting images for UI, code, or design feedback.
/screenshotCaptures a screenshot on macOS and analyzes its contents using Claude. Supports window, full-screen, and crop selection modes.
/screenshotCaptures a screenshot on macOS via screencapture and analyzes the resulting image. Supports window, full-screen, and crop modes.
/screenshotCaptures screenshots on macOS via screencapture (window, full, crop) and analyzes the resulting images with Claude. Supports interactive selection and multiple analysis modes.
/screenshotCaptures screenshots on macOS using screencapture and analyzes the images for UI/UX issues, errors, design review, code problems, or data trends.