guide-from-screenshots

You can generate a markdown guide by supplying a directory of screenshots and narrative, which automatically detects image files, filters duplicates, and outputs a Notion-ready GUIDE.md with structured sections.

Organizing screenshots into a structured document is done by reading a directory of images, filtering irrelevant captures, sequencing them by flow, and generating a markdown file with image placeholders for product demos or tool overviews.

Yes, you can customize the output filename when generating a markdown guide; the skill defaults to creating a file named GUIDE.md but supports optional output customization for your Notion-compatible document.

Yes, the markdown guide generation process automatically filters out duplicate screenshots and irrelevant captures, organizing the remaining valid images by logical flow before embedding references into the Notion-ready document.

Creating a step-by-step product demo guide involves pointing the generator at a folder of screenshots and narrative, which then reads the images, sequences them, and writes a polished markdown guide with image placeholders.

Limitations when converting screenshots to markdown include relying on sequential image detection via Glob and Read, meaning narrative context must be supplied alongside images to ensure accurate logical flow and section structuring.