LAMS — Look At My Screen: Screenshot Skill

[theceruleans]

Howdy,

I've built and open-sourced a simple Claude Code skill called "LAMS (Look At My Screen)".

What it does

Type /lams in Claude Code and Claude instantly captures your screen and describes what it sees — errors, UI, open apps, anything. You can also focus it with a question:

/lams what error is showing?
/lams is there anything wrong with this layout?

How it works

It uses Windows-MCP natively — no Python, no dependencies, no extra setup. Just one prompt file dropped into your commands directory.

Install in one line

Windows (PowerShell):
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force "$env:USERPROFILE.claude\commands" | Out-Null
curl.exe -o "$env:USERPROFILE.claude\commands\lams.md" https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theceruleans/LAMS/main/lams.md

macOS / Linux:
curl -o ~/.claude/commands/lams.md --create-dirs https://raw.githubusercontent.com/theceruleans/LAMS/main/lams.md

Repo

https://github.com/theceruleans/LAMS

Works best with claude-sonnet-4-6 or claude-opus-4-6.

Happy to hear feedback — and if it saves you time, there's a donation link in the README.

— Habib Anibaba (@theceruleans)

N.B. You can just type, "lams" for a screenshot and Claude will usually grasp the context.