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Take screenshots non-interactively. Use to see the screen, debug UI, or capture a specific region by coordinates.
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| name | screenshot-cli |
| description | Take screenshots non-interactively. Use to see the screen, debug UI, or capture a specific region by coordinates. |
Prints output path on stdout. Default: ~/.claude/outputs/screenshot-TIMESTAMP.png. View with the read tool.
screenshot-cli # Full screen (default)
screenshot-cli -w # Focused window (Linux only)
screenshot-cli -g "100,50 800x600" # Region by logical coords 'X,Y WxH'
screenshot-cli -d 3 # Delay 3s before capture
screenshot-cli /tmp/shot.png # Custom output path
-g coords are logical (pre-scale): on a 1.5× display, 0,0 100x100 yields a 150×150 PNG. If reading pixel offsets from a previous screenshot, divide by your scale factor.