screenshots

Topics in the source

• Screenshots
• One-time setup (per machine)
• Finding screenshots
• Workflow: attach to a GitHub PR / issue / comment
• The command
• End-to-end: attaching today's screenshots to a PR
• Other workflows
• Tips

Local macOS screenshots are saved to /screenshots/. This skill covers locating them and using them in downstream workflows. The most detailed workflow is uploading to GitHub via gh image, but the skill also applies to previewing, sharing via other channels, and basic housekeeping. Verify before assuming: Per-day subdirs are not used by default — the filename already embeds the date (Screenshot 2026-05-21 at 10.38.18.png), so a flat dir keeps the workflow simple. If sorting ever becomes painful, layer on a Folder Action, launchd watcher, or Hazel rule. Filename format is Screenshot YYYY-MM-DD at HH.MM.SS.png. Time separator may be . (Norwegian locale) or : (English locale) — prefer globs that don't depend on it. Output is one filename line per upload. Capture stdout and paste into the target body. 1. Find the candidate files, newest first: 2. Read every candidate before uploading. Use the Read tool on each file (start with the most recent — those are usually the "for this PR" captures, while older ones in the same day are often unrelated work). For each one, decide: Keep if it shows the change the PR is about (before/after states, mobile/desktop views, the bug being fixed, the featu

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