screenshot

To capture a screenshot of a specific region, you specify the --mode and --region options. The Skill uses a Python-based cross-platform helper to handle region captures seamlessly across macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Yes, you can automate full-screen screenshot capture and save it to a custom path using the --path CLI option. The Skill prints the resulting image file path upon completion for downstream automation workflows.

Screenshot automation on macOS triggers per-OS handling and requires permission prompts for screen recording. You must grant these permissions initially for the Python-based helper and macOS scripts to capture the screen successfully.

The best way to capture an active window is by using the --active-window CLI option. This instructs the cross-platform helper to target the currently focused application window and save the output image.

You can capture a specific window by passing its identifier via the --window-id CLI option. The Skill uses fallback mechanisms for Linux and Windows environments to ensure accurate window-level screenshot capture.

The Skill supports capturing screenshots and saving them using the --format CLI option. It automates saving the captured image files to either a specified path or default locations across desktop environments.