terminal-capture-session-screen

To capture terminal session output, you provide a specific sessionId to retrieve the visible screen and optionally include the scrollback buffer in plain text, ANSI, or structured data formats.

Yes, you can retrieve raw ANSI escape sequences from terminal screen capture. This format preserves color and styling information alongside the text output of the active session.

The best way to extract structured data from an active terminal session is to use a capture tool that returns a structured metadata object, requiring a valid sessionId to identify the target.

Yes, you need a sessionId to check prompts and poll session results. The sessionId identifies the specific target terminal session you want to capture output from.

To get the final output of a long running script, capture the terminal session state using its sessionId. You can include the scrollback buffer to review any errors that scrolled off-screen.