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Skill BarclayII/browser-annotator-skills/skills/annotate-ask

Browser annotation and question-answering skills for Claude Code

Install
npx -y skills add BarclayII/browser-annotator-skills --skill annotate-ask

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INVOKE THIS SKILL when users ask questions about specific visual UI elements (e.g., "What is this button?", "What does this section do?", "Can you change this element's color?") or when they want to identify/discuss particular page components, and the agent lacks information to infer which part of the web page the user refers to. This skill lets users draw/circle elements instead of describing them.

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Browser Annotation with Question (Chrome Version)

This skill helps users annotate the current browser page (using Claude in Chrome) and answer questions about what they annotated.

User's question: $ARGUMENTS

Step 1: Capture Annotated Screenshot

Use the Skill tool to run the /annotate command. This will:

  • Inject an annotation overlay on the current browser page
  • Let the user draw/highlight areas of interest
  • Capture a screenshot with the annotations
  • Bring the screenshot into Claude Code's context

Step 2: Answer the User's Question

After the /annotate command completes, examine the annotated screenshot now in context. Look at the red annotations the user drew to understand which parts of the page they're referring to.

Based on what you see in the annotated screenshot, answer the user's question: $ARGUMENTS

Focus your answer on:

  • The areas the user highlighted/circled with red annotations
  • What those elements are (buttons, text, images, etc.)
  • Any specific details relevant to their question

Provide a clear, helpful response based on the visual annotations.

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