Captures Windows screen or region images using PowerShell and .NET System.Drawing.
npx skills add https://github.com/IrisGoLab/PCClaw --skill win-screenshot
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: win-screenshot Source: https://github.com/IrisGoLab/PCClaw/tree/main/skills/win-screenshot Command: npx skills add https://github.com/IrisGoLab/PCClaw --skill win-screenshot
Capture screenshots on Windows for documentation, debugging, and demonstrations using built-in tools, without external dependencies.
Run a PowerShell command to capture the current screen and save it to OUTPUT_PATH.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can capture a Windows screenshot with PowerShell by leveraging the built-in .NET System.Drawing class to automate screen content capture and save it as an image file. This approach requires no external dependencies.
Yes, PowerShell screen capture supports multi-monitor setups. You can capture content across multiple displays and use simple window listing commands to identify specific targets for region capture.
Yes, you can capture a specific screen region instead of the full screen by providing specific coordinates or window regions to the PowerShell script. This is useful for targeted UI verification.
No, you do not need external libraries to automate Windows screenshots for UI testing. The process relies entirely on built-in Windows tooling, specifically PowerShell and .NET System.Drawing.
Windows screen capture in PowerShell outputs common image formats compatible with standard image tools. These outputs are suitable for documentation, incident reproduction, and UI verification.
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