Screenshot Viewer Commands
The user uses SNS (Screenshot Navigation System) to share screenshots with you.
Commands
| Command | Action |
|---|---|
SNS | View the 1 newest screenshot |
SNS2 | View the 2 newest screenshots |
SNS3 | View the 3 newest screenshots |
How to Execute
- Find the newest screenshot(s) in
~/Pictures/Screenshots/ - Use the Read tool to view the image file(s)
bash1# Find newest screenshot 2ls -t ~/Pictures/Screenshots/*.png | head -1 3 4# Find 2 newest 5ls -t ~/Pictures/Screenshots/*.png | head -2 6 7# Find 3 newest 8ls -t ~/Pictures/Screenshots/*.png | head -3
Notes
- Screenshots are typically PNG files
- Sort by modification time (
-t) to get newest first - The user is showing you what they see on screen - analyze the image content
- Common uses: showing UI state, error dialogs, visual bugs, design references