snapshot

name	snapshot
description	Take a visual screenshot of the Windows screen and read it. Claude can see and analyze whatever is currently displayed -- the Overseer TUI, a terminal, an error, anything. Use when asked to see the current state of the screen, debug a TUI, analyze what's displayed, or verify something visually.
allowed-tools	Bash Read
disable_model_invocation	false
triggers	["take a screenshot","snapshot","what's on screen","take a snap","show me the screen","what does the TUI look like","what's wrong with the TUI","screenshot the overseer","capture the screen","look at the screen","what am I seeing"]

Snapshot

Take a visual screenshot of the Windows screen and analyze it.

Capture

bash ~/.claude/commands/snapshot/scripts/win-snap.sh

The script saves the screenshot to /tmp/snap.png.

If PowerShell is unavailable, fall back to terminal text:

bash ~/.claude/commands/snapshot/scripts/tmux-snap.sh

Read and analyze

After capture, read the image:

Read /tmp/snap.png

Then describe what you see. Be specific:

• What application is open / what terminal content is visible
• Any errors, warnings, or unexpected state
• What looks correct and what looks wrong
• Concrete next step if something needs fixing

For Overseer TUI specifically

Look for:

• Status line content (provider, tokens, elapsed time)
• Any error messages or stack traces
• Whether the TUI is rendering correctly (no garbled output)
• Model name displayed vs expected model