The Screenshot pane
Say take a screenshot and drag a rectangle over anything on screen — the capture opens in this pane ready for markup. It’s the bug-report and design-feedback tool: circle the problem, arrow the cause, hand it to an agent.
Annotation tools
Section titled “Annotation tools”- Select to move or delete existing marks (Delete/Backspace removes the selected one).
- Box, Circle, Arrow, Highlight — drag to place; pick a color first.
- Text — click and type a label.
- Undo, delete-selected, and clear-all live in the toolbar.
Getting it out
Section titled “Getting it out”- Copy puts the annotated composite on the clipboard as a real image — paste it into an agent window, onto the canvas (Ctrl+V), or into any external app.
- Download PNG flattens image + annotations and saves the file (a toast shows where).
- Send to agent (↗) attaches the annotated composite to an agent window of your choice — the fastest “see this? fix it” pipeline. How attachments work.
The Assets gallery
Section titled “The Assets gallery”Every capture also lands in Assets (wrench menu → Assets), which doubles as the workspace’s screenshot home — each capture is saved as a PNG in the workspace’s screenshots folder on disk. In the gallery, click a thumbnail to open the capture on the canvas as its own window — drag it, resize it, zoom the canvas, or drop it straight onto an agent window to attach it. Each card also has Copy, Download, and Send-to-agent.
Good to know
Section titled “Good to know”- Annotations persist with the pane — reopen tomorrow and your markup is intact.
- Downloads include the annotations exactly as drawn, at the image’s native resolution.
Frequently asked questions
Can I annotate an image I didn't capture in the app?
Yes — paste any image into the pane (Ctrl+V) and the full annotation toolkit applies to it.
Where do my captures live afterwards?
Every rectangle capture lands in the Assets gallery (wrench menu → Assets) and is saved as a PNG in your workspace's screenshots folder on disk. From the gallery you can open a capture on the canvas as its own window, copy it to the clipboard, download it, or send it to an agent. The gallery also has Images, Video, Audio, and Docs tabs that list the other media and documents in your workspace.