| name | Vision |
| description | Capture screenshots of the application UI and analyze image content. Use for visual verification, UI inspection, accessibility review, and generating image-grounded descriptions. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| tools | ["screenshot","image_analyze"] |
| context | 2048 |
Vision Skill
Provides screenshot capture and image analysis for the orgos UI and external images.
Operations
Screenshot
Capture the current state of the application UI.
Output: PNG image passed directly to the vision model
Scope: Full-page or element-scoped capture
SCREENSHOT: full | element:#panel-id
→ Returns image for analysis
Analyze
Describe or extract information from an image.
Input: Image (from screenshot or provided URL)
Output: Structured description or extracted data
Usage pattern:
SCREENSHOT: full
→ ANALYZE: What panels are currently open?
→ ANALYZE: Are there any visible error states?
→ ANALYZE: What is the current agent queue status shown?
UI Verification
Use to confirm that a UI change produced the expected visual result:
- Capture screenshot before the change
- Apply the change
- Capture screenshot after
- Compare: describe the difference and confirm the expected outcome
Accessibility Review
Analyze a screenshot for:
- Sufficient color contrast (describe foreground/background approximations)
- Text legibility at current font size
- Interactive elements that appear non-interactive
- Crowded or overlapping elements
When to Use This Skill
- After making CSS or layout changes, verify visually
- When a user reports a visual bug, capture and describe the state
- When producing documentation that requires UI descriptions
- When an agent task involves visual design or layout decisions
Anti-Patterns
- Do not use vision as a substitute for reading DOM state — use API data where available
- Do not analyze images with sensitive personal information
- Do not generate screenshots in a background (non-interactive) context — requires UI availability
- Do not chain more than 3 screenshot-analyze cycles without a stopping condition