Stillpane

Yanis Saheb publishes this plugin from his own stillpane marketplace. We list it here so you can find it. We did not write it and have not reviewed it.

It helps when you want Claude to see what’s on your screen. Capture a window with the stillpane menu bar app. Your next Claude Code message then carries a screenshot and the window’s full text. A capture more than two minutes old is skipped. Type /stillpane to attach the latest one anyway.

Before you install, know what it does:

• The app needs two macOS permissions: Accessibility (to read a window’s text) and Screen Recording (to take the screenshot).
• Each capture is a screenshot plus the window’s full text. That text can include anything the window holds, like passwords and tokens, even text you scrolled past. The capture is saved on your Mac in ~/.claude/stillpane. The app deletes it after 24 hours. Until then, your next message attaches it automatically if it’s under two minutes old. That means Claude, and your model provider, will see it.
• It adds two hooks. The plugin says one runs when you send a message and attaches a recent capture, and never reads your message. It says the other approves Claude’s file reads inside ~/.claude/stillpane so a capture opens without a prompt, and does nothing for any other folder. You can check both yourself: hook.sh and allow-read.sh.
• One skill, stillpane-install, downloads the stillpane menu bar app from GitHub releases and installs it in /Applications. It asks you first. It stops if the download is not a notarized build signed by stillpane’s developer ID.
• It needs the stillpane app and macOS 14 or later.
• The plugin says it makes no other network calls.