Releases: sohilpandya/skills
Releases · sohilpandya/skills
v1.2.1
v1.2.0
What's Changed
- Renamed repo from
snap-contexttoskillsto support multiple skills - Rewrote top-level README as a multi-skill index with installation options
- Added skill-level README at
skills/snap-context/README.mdwith full docs - Updated install paths to use
--skillflag for targeted installation
v1.1.0
What's changed
- Broadened skill trigger description to cover more natural phrasings
- Added leading verb cluster: "Analyze, describe, read, or extract"
- Added noun synonyms: "pic", "screen grab"
- Grouped triggers by intent: questions, review requests, extraction requests, attachment descriptions
- Explicitly covers phrases like "what can you see", "review these", "I pasted this"
- Works with single or multiple images
v1.0.0 — Initial Release
First official release of snap-context — a Claude Code skill that converts screenshots into clean, structured markdown.
Features
Screenshot to Structured Markdown
Analyze screenshots of UI data and convert them into well-formatted markdown. Supports 7 structure types:
- Table — pipe-delimited markdown tables
- Form — bullet lists with bolded labels
- Card — headed sections for side-by-side content blocks
- Code — fenced code blocks with language detection
- Dialog — blockquoted modals with title and buttons
- Hierarchy — nested lists preserving indent and bullet types
- Plain Text — paragraph-formatted text
Context-Preserving Architecture
All image analysis is delegated to subagents via the Task tool, keeping image tokens out of the main conversation context.
Parallel Multi-Image Support
When multiple screenshots are shared, each is processed by a separate subagent in parallel for faster results.
Broad Trigger Coverage
Skill triggers on a wide range of phrases: "check this screenshot", "see what I've attached", "what's in this image", "extract text from this", and more — not just explicit extraction requests.
Installing
npx skills add sohilpandya/snap-contextUpdating
# If installed via git clone or submodule
git pull
# If installed via npx skills
npx skills add sohilpandya/snap-context