dev-add-screenshot

You can automatically capture screenshots from a GPU lesson by running a Python script that executes the lesson, generates PNGs, and updates the README with the new visuals.

Generating and embedding animated GIFs in a lesson README is handled by a capture script that runs the lesson executable, creates the GIF, and automatically inserts it into the documentation.

Static screenshots are best for fixed lesson outputs, while animated GIFs are ideal when you need to show dynamic changes, with guidance provided to help you choose the right format.

Screenshot capture is triggered when a lesson README contains a TODO placeholder, automatically running the lesson executable to generate the missing visual and update the file.

Yes, you can use FORGE_CAPTURE to automate build-time image generation, which runs the Python capture script to produce PNGs or GIFs and update the lesson README automatically.

Yes, the capture process updates existing READMEs automatically when lesson output changes, ensuring your lesson documentation always reflects the most current visual state.