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Read the last screenshot from ~/Pictures/screenshots/, or take a new one. Use when the user says "olha o print", "veja o print", "tirar print", "capturar tela", or shares a screenshot they just took.
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Read HANDOFF.md and continue from where we left off
Use when ending a session, completing a milestone, or stopping mid-task and context must be preserved for the next agent
Use when organizing raw content into slide-ready format, or when the user says "prepare slides", "structure this for a presentation", "brief for pptx".
Use when the user shares a URL or article and asks to extract key learnings, summarize topics, or generate a digest formatted for Google Chat, Slack, Discord, Telegram, or similar messaging tools. Accepts an optional format parameter.
Use when working with Kubernetes clusters, manifests, and related tasks.
Use when writing a CV, bio, LinkedIn post, or talk abstract for Silvio; when calibrating technical recommendations to Silvio's experience ("do I have experience with X?"); or when an introduction or speaker section is needed. Loads timeline, stack, credentials, and preferences on demand via the pointer table.
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| description | Read the last screenshot from ~/Pictures/screenshots/, or take a new one. Use when the user says "olha o print", "veja o print", "tirar print", "capturar tela", or shares a screenshot they just took. |
~/Pictures/screenshots/
Files are named YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM[_N].png — created by GNOME Screenshot or the Print Screen key.
ls -t ~/Pictures/screenshots/*.png | head -1
Read the returned path with the Read tool. Describe what you see and continue with the task.
Use only when the user explicitly asks to capture the screen now.
scrot ~/Pictures/screenshots/"$(date '+%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M')".png
Then read the captured file with the Read tool.
sudo apt install --yes scrot
Read tool, not just print the path.peek for this — peek is for mid-task UI verification with multi-monitor support.