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terminal-screenshot

MUST be used right after changing any CLI color config (delta/bat/themes/lazygit pager) — renders the terminal's colored output to a PNG so Claude can actually SEE contrast, alignment, and highlighting instead of raw ANSI codes. Use for delta git diff colors, bat syntax highlighting, starship prompt, eza/ls colors, or ripgrep matches. Trigger phrases: 看终端效果, 终端截图, 验证配色, terminal screenshot.

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# Terminal Screenshot

Render the colored output of a terminal command into a PNG image, then read that
image to judge the result visually.

## Why this exists

When a command's output arrives as a tool result, Claude sees plain text plus raw
escape codes like `\x1b[48;2;92;30;34m` — not the rendered colors. That makes it
impossible to honestly answer "is the diff's add/remove contrast strong enough?"
or "did this theme come out too dark?". Reading hex values is guessing. This skill
turns the output into an image so the judgement is based on what a human would
actually see on screen.