The author showcases Claude Code's /shot slash command: it can capture any window without stealing focus, and /shot history opens a panel to search through past screenshots (by on-screen content). Under the hood, it's based on a lightweight Swift MCP server that lets the Agent take and annotate screenshots on its own.
Claude Code mods are sick /shot grabs any window without stealing focus, and /shot history opens a pane over every screenshot I've taken, searchable by what was on screen It runs on shot, a tiny Swift MCP server that lets agents take and mark up their own screenshots https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2105721434807083061
This is a Claude Code enhancement shared by developer Dave Kiss. He praises Claude Code's mods as very useful and highlights a small Swift MCP server called shot. With it, Claude Code gains two slash commands: /shot can capture any window without stealing the current focus (so it doesn't interrupt what the user is doing), and /shot history opens a panel that collects all screenshots the user has taken and supports searching by content that appeared on screen. The core capability of this MCP server is enabling the Agent to take and annotate screenshots on its own, so it can work more autonomously in scenarios like debugging, reporting, and recording interface states. The author includes a demo video and cites a related tweet from Claude Devs as background. The tool is mainly aimed at Claude Code users on macOS.
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Claude Code mods are sick
/shot grabs any window without stealing focus, and /shot history opens a pane over every screenshot I've taken, searchable by what was on screen
It runs on shot, a tiny Swift MCP server that lets agents take and mark up their own screenshots https://x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2105721434807083061
Replaces the spinner with live cartoons: Sonnet watches what the main agent is doing and draws it in real time.
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CodeCraft is a Minecraft-style Claude Code HUD plugin: hearts represent remaining context, armor represents safety nets like tests/commits/pushes, the XP bar only rewards verified work, conversations look like game chat, and there are 60 achievements saved across sessions.
Delegate suitable small tasks to help manage the main session's workload.
