ss

name	ss
description	Find Recent Screenshots
argument-hint	["number"]
user-invocable	true

Find Recent Screenshots

Find and display the last N screenshots from ~/Pictures/Screenshots directory.

Input

The user provides: $ARGUMENTS

• If a number is provided, show that many screenshots
• If empty, default to 5 screenshots

Usage

/ss        # Show last 5 screenshots
/ss 10     # Show last 10 screenshots

Implementation

Do NOT use Glob — it sorts by filename, not by modification time.

Instead, use Bash to get the N most recent files:

ls -t ~/Pictures/Screenshots/*.png | head -[n]

Then use the Read tool to display each screenshot image.

Output

1. Run the ls -t command to get the N newest file paths
2. Use the Read tool to display each screenshot image
3. Show for each file: file path and the date from the filename

IMPORTANT:

• Only search ~/Pictures/Screenshots - do not search other directories like Desktop, Downloads, or Pictures root
• ls -t sorts by actual modification time, which is the correct sort order for finding recent screenshots