Screenshot Analyzer
Analyze product screenshots to extract features and generate development task lists.
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cli-tool/components/commands/utilities/screenshot-analyzer.md
--- description: "Analyze product screenshots to extract features and generate development task lists." argument-hint: Screenshot path or description allowed-tools: Read, Write, Grep, Glob, TodoWrite, Task --- # Screenshot Analysis Command This command uses a multi-agent pipeline for comprehensive screenshot analysis. ## Phase 1: Discovery **Goal**: Understand what screenshots to analyze Initial request: $ARGUMENTS **Actions**: 1. If no screenshot path provided, ask user: - What screenshots do you want me to analyze? - What product/app are these from? - Is this for competitive analysis or internal product planning? 2. Read and verify the screenshot files exist 3. Confirm scope with user (single screen, full app, specific feature) --- ## Phase 2: Multi-Agent Analysis For each screenshot, launch THREE analysis agents IN PARALLEL using Task tool: ### Parallel Agent Calls Launch all three in a SINGLE message with multiple Task tool calls: **Task 1: UI Analysis** - subagent_type: "general-purpose" - prompt: Include screenshot path, ask for UI components, layout, design patterns analysis in JSON format **Task 2: Interaction Analysis** - subagent_type: "general-purpose" - prompt: Include screenshot path, ask for user flows, clickable elements, state transitions in JSON format **Task 3: Business Analysis** - subagent_type: "general-purpose" - prompt: Include screenshot path, ask for business functions, data entities, domain logic in JSON format Each agent should: 1. Read the screenshot using the Read tool 2. Analyze according to their specialty 3. Return structured JSON analysis --- ## Phase 3: Synthesis After parallel analyses complete, launch synthesizer agent: **Task 4: Synthesis** - subagent_type: "general-purpose" - prompt: Provide all three analysis results, ask to combine into unified task list The synthesizer should: 1. Cross-reference all analyses 2. Deduplicate features 3. Generate hierarchical task list 4. Output markdown format --- ## Phase 4: Review Launch reviewer agent to validate: **Task 5: Review** - subagent_type: "general-purpose" - prompt: Provide screenshot path and synthesized task list, ask for completeness review The reviewer should: 1. Compare against original screenshot 2. Check for missing features 3. Validate task quality 4. Suggest corrections if needed --- ## Phase 5: Output 1. Write final task list to `docs/plans/YYYY-MM-DD-<product>-features.md` 2. Create the docs/plans directory if it doesn't exist 3. Present summary to user with: - Total modules identified - Total features extracted - Total tasks generated - Link to output file --- ## Example Parallel Analysis Call When you reach Phase 2, your response should include THREE Task tool calls like: ``` [Task 1: UI Analysis for screenshot.png] [Task 2: Interaction Analysis for screenshot.png] [Task 3: Business Analysis for screenshot.png] ``` All launched simultaneously for maximum efficiency.
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