Or use this and have it done automatically :)

There may be a mode to do this using the existing screen capture, I have not tried all the combinations, normally it saves either the entire screen or a region based on the key combo, but as far as I have tested does not copy to the clipboard or autopaste.

So you solved a problem you didn't first confirm you factually had. :D

I googled "capture screen region on macos".

TLDR; works on macOS (you set it to capture to clipboard instead of PNG). And then press Cmd+V in your LLM CLI ...

> So you solved a problem you didn't first confirm you factually had. :D

Claude did actually :)

> (you set it to capture to clipboard instead of PNG)

What is the key combination to do this? and have it auto paste into the right terminal window I was in?

the k8s spec is machine generated, it's a terrible example of a contract that is not used by anyone really.

The purpose of this tool is for companies that operate API first, the contract is curated and then code, docs and SDKs are generated from it.

Code first is generally a bad idea, it's often terrible and non human readable and creates terrible SDKs that break constantly.

API first is a contract first approach - which is where this tool comes into play.

An example of a complex and managed spec would be the Digital Ocean specification https://github.com/digitalocean/openapi/blob/main/specificat...