Screen Logger Skill

When the user asks you to run the "screen-logger" skill, you must perform the following actions in order:

1. Take a Screenshot: Use the run_command tool to execute the macOS screen capture command silently (-x). Save the screenshot to a temporary file in the current working directory, for example ./capture_temp.png.

   screencapture -x ./capture_temp.png
   

2. Read the Screenshot: Use the view_file tool to open ./capture_temp.png (you may need to resolve this to an absolute path first). Your vision capabilities will process the image so you can analyze the screen's contents.

3. Analyze Current Activity: Based on the contents of the screenshot, formulate a brief summary (about 1-2 sentences) of what the user is currently doing. Identify the main application in focus, any visible code/design context, and what tasks appear to be underway.

4. Append to Log File: Use the run_command tool to append your analysis along with the current timestamp to activity_log.txt in the current directory. Example command:

   echo "$(date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') - [Your short activity summary here]" >> ./activity_log.txt
   

   Note: Do not literally output the brackets, replace them with your actual summarized text.

5. Cleanup: Use the run_command tool to delete the temporary screenshot so it doesn't clutter the project.

   rm ./capture_temp.png
   

Once the log is appended and the temporary file is deleted, you have successfully completed this workflow.