Viewing macOS Screenshots

Instructions

When the user wants to see or discuss their screenshots:

1. •

   Determine how many screenshots the user wants:

   • •Default: 1 (most recent)
   • •If user says "last 3 screenshots" or "last X screenshots", use that number
2. •

   Find the screenshot location:

   bash

   defaults read com.apple.screencapture location 2>/dev/null || echo "$HOME/Desktop"
   

3. •

   Find the screenshot files (sorted by most recent):

   bash

   # For N screenshots, use head -N
   ls -t "$SCREENSHOT_DIR"/Screenshot*.png "$SCREENSHOT_DIR"/"Screen Shot"*.png 2>/dev/null | head -N
   

4. •

   Read each image using the Read tool with the file path(s).

5. •

   Describe and analyze what you see, then ask if the user has questions or needs help with what's shown.

Trigger Phrases

Activate this skill when the user says things like:

• •"look at my screenshot"
• •"see what I captured"
• •"check this screenshot"
• •"what's in my latest screenshot"
• •"examine my last 3 screenshots"
• •"show me my recent screenshots"
• •"I just took a screenshot"
• •"here's a screenshot" (without providing a path)