Observe what the user is currently viewing (screen context). Use when the user says "look at my screen" or you need to verify what they're viewing.
Scanned 8/30/2026
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---
name: look-at
description: Observe what the user is currently viewing (screen context). Use when the user says "look at my screen" or you need to verify what they're viewing.
---
# /show-me:look-at
Capture what the user is currently viewing with tmux hierarchy and pane content.
## Targets
- (none) — Current pane content
- `%<id>` — Specific pane by ID
- `%1,%2,%3` — Multiple panes
- `window` — All panes in current window
## Options
- `-l, --lines N` — Lines of scrollback
- `-H, --hierarchy` — Hierarchy only (no content)
- `-p, --preserve-blanks` — Keep exact spacing
## Implementation
Run via the Bash tool. `look-at` is on PATH (Claude Code adds plugin `bin/` to PATH automatically; for other Agent Skill runtimes, the user must put `bin/look-at` on PATH themselves, e.g. via a symlink into `~/.local/bin`).
```bash
look-at [options] [target]
```
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