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localscreenshot

SOFTLOGIC v1.0.0

Screenshots of any web page

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Declared capabilities

  • Take screenshots of public web pages
  • Load a page from a chosen country
  • Read the credits left on your account

Cost & access

This plugin does not sell products or process payments, and exposes no commerce action. A screenshot uses the credits already on the user's existing localscreenshot account. When the account has no credits left, the tool only answers that there are not enough credits for the screenshot.

Declared limitations

  • The plugin does not log in to websites and never handles credentials. The assistant should not call take_screenshot with a password, should not ask for one, and should explain that only public pages can be captured.
  • Private and internal network addresses are refused. The assistant should explain that only public http and https pages can be captured. If take_screenshot is called anyway, it answers with the error url_not_allowed and no screenshot is taken.
  • The plugin only looks at a page: it does not click, type or send a form. The assistant should say that it cannot fill in or submit the form, and may offer a screenshot of the page as it is. It should not claim that anything was submitted.

Onboarding example

Take a screenshot of https://www.wikipedia.org and tell me what is on the page.

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Sources & dates

Developer declarations; not independently tested. Listing last checked Nov 9, 2026. Package observed Nov 9, 2026.

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Description

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localscreenshot takes a screenshot of a public web page and brings the image back into the conversation, so you and the assistant can look at the page as a visitor sees it. What you can ask for: - a screenshot of a page at desktop size, or as it looks on a phone or a tablet - the full scrollable page instead of the visible part - a single element of the page - the page as it is served to a visitor in a country you choose - a PNG, JPEG or WebP image, or the whole page saved as a PDF - dark mode, and most cookie banners and ads hidden in the picture With each screenshot you get the page title, the final address after redirects and the HTTP status the page answered with. When you ask for a country, the answer reports the country the page was actually loaded from, which is observed at the time of the screenshot and not assumed from your request. If the page cannot be loaded from that country, the screenshot fails and says so. You can also ask how many credits your account has left. Who it is for: people who review websites, write reports, check a landing page, compare how a page looks on a phone or in another country, or want the assistant to see a page before talking about it. Limits: it only opens public http and https pages. It does not log in to websites, does not type into forms, does not click on the page, does not solve bot checks or CAPTCHAs and does not get past paywalls. A page that answers with a bot check is reported as a failure. A website can tell that a visit is automated and may serve a different page. Private and internal network addresses are refused. The country reported is a technical observation, not a legal proof. You need a localscreenshot account. The plugin connects to it with your consent and uses the credits of that account. It cannot see your API keys, invoices or settings. Every screenshot is saved to the screenshot list of your account, where you can delete it. You can disconnect the plugin at any time from your localscreenshot dashboard.

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Publisher full description

localscreenshot takes a screenshot of a public web page and brings the image back into the conversation, so you and the assistant can look at the page as a visitor sees it. What you can ask for: - a screenshot of a page at desktop size, or as it looks on a phone or a tablet - the full scrollable page instead of the visible part - a single element of the page - the page as it is served to a visitor in a country you choose - a PNG, JPEG or WebP image, or the whole page saved as a PDF - dark mode, and most cookie banners and ads hidden in the picture With each screenshot you get the page title, the final address after redirects and the HTTP status the page answered with. When you ask for a country, the answer reports the country the page was actually loaded from, which is observed at the time of the screenshot and not assumed from your request. If the page cannot be loaded from that country, the screenshot fails and says so. You can also ask how many credits your account has left. Who it is for: people who review websites, write reports, check a landing page, compare how a page looks on a phone or in another country, or want the assistant to see a page before talking about it. Limits: it only opens public http and https pages. It does not log in to websites, does not type into forms, does not click on the page, does not solve bot checks or CAPTCHAs and does not get past paywalls. A page that answers with a bot check is reported as a failure. A website can tell that a visit is automated and may serve a different page. Private and internal network addresses are refused. The country reported is a technical observation, not a legal proof. You need a localscreenshot account. The plugin connects to it with your consent and uses the credits of that account. It cannot see your API keys, invoices or settings. Every screenshot is saved to the screenshot list of your account, where you can delete it. You can disconnect the plugin at any time from your localscreenshot dashboard.

Publisher translations · package

Captures d'écran de pages web localscreenshot prend une capture d'écran d'une page web publique et rapporte l'image dans la conversation, pour que vous et l'assistant voyiez la page comme un visiteur la voit. Ce que vous pouvez demander : - la capture d'une page en taille ordinateur, ou telle qu'elle s'affiche sur un téléphone ou une tablette - la page entière au lieu de la partie visible - un seul élément de la page - la page telle qu'elle est servie à un visiteur d'un pays que vous choisissez - une image PNG, JPEG ou WebP, ou la page entière en PDF - le mode sombre, et la plupart des bannières de cookies et des publicités masquées dans l'image Avec chaque capture vous recevez le titre de la page, son adresse finale après redirections et le code HTTP qu'elle a renvoyé. Quand vous demandez un pays, la réponse indique le pays depuis lequel la page a réellement été chargée : il est constaté au moment de la capture, pas déduit de votre demande. Si la page ne peut pas être chargée depuis ce pays, la capture échoue et le dit. Vous pouvez aussi demander combien de crédits il reste sur votre compte. Limites : il n'ouvre que des pages http et https publiques. Il ne se connecte pas aux sites, ne saisit rien dans les formulaires, ne clique pas sur la page, ne résout ni contrôles anti-robots ni CAPTCHA et ne franchit pas les accès payants. Une page qui répond par un contrôle anti-robots est signalée comme un échec. Un site peut reconnaître une visite automatisée et servir une autre page. Les adresses de réseaux privés et internes sont refusées. Le pays indiqué est un constat technique, pas une preuve légale. Il faut un compte localscreenshot. Le plugin s'y connecte avec votre accord et utilise les crédits de ce compte. Il ne voit ni vos clés d'API, ni vos factures, ni vos réglages. Chaque capture est enregistrée dans la liste des captures de votre compte, où vous pouvez la supprimer. Vous pouvez déconnecter le plugin à tout moment depuis votre tableau de bord localscreenshot.

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First seen Oct 29, 2026. Last seen Nov 9, 2026.

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Skill instructions
get-started3 KB

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---
name: get-started
description: How to take a screenshot of a public web page with localscreenshot, which option answers which request, and what a result does and does not show.
---

# Taking screenshots with localscreenshot

localscreenshot opens a public web page in a real browser and returns a picture
of it, with the page title, the final address after redirects and the HTTP
status the page answered with. Use it when the user wants to see a page, or
wants you to look at one before talking about it.

## Pick the option that matches the request

People rarely name an option. Translate what they ask for:

| What they say | What to set on `take_screenshot` |
| --- | --- |
| "a screenshot of this page" | `url` only |
| "on a phone", "on an iPhone", "on a tablet" | `device` |
| "the whole page", "all the way down" | `full_page: true` |
| "just the header", "only the comparison table" | `selector` |
| "in dark mode" | `color_scheme: dark` |
| "without the cookie banner", "without ads" | `block_cookie_banners`, `block_ads` |
| "as seen from Germany", "what do visitors in Japan get" | `country` with the two-letter code |
| "as a PDF" | `format: pdf` |

Combine them freely: "the full page on a phone from France" is one call with
`device`, `full_page` and `country` set together.

Call `list_countries` when you need the code of a country, or to check that a
country is available before promising a result.

Call `get_credits` when the user asks what is left on their account. Do not call
it before every screenshot: each screenshot answer already says what is left.

## Read the result honestly

- The picture shows the page as it answered this one visit. A page can change
  between two visits, and a website can serve a different page to an automated
  visitor.
- `country_observed` is the country the page was actually loaded from, observed
  at the time of the screenshot. Quote it, not the country that was asked for.
  It is a technical observation, not a legal proof.
- `page_status` is what the website answered. A screenshot of an error page is
  still a screenshot: say that the page answered 404 or 500 rather than
  describing it as the page the user wanted.
- A PDF comes back as a short-lived download link, not as an image.

## When a screenshot fails

Say what happened in plain words and do not retry in a loop.

- The page showed a bot check: the service does not solve them. Say so.
- The page could not be loaded from the requested country: nothing was taken.
  Offer to try again or to take it without a country.
- The address is not allowed: only public http and https pages can be opened.
- There are not enough credits on the account: say so, and nothing more. Credits
  are managed by the user on their localscreenshot account, outside the
  conversation.

## What this cannot do

It cannot log in to a website, type into a form, click on the page, solve a
CAPTCHA, get past a paywall, or open an address on a private network. When
someone asks for one of those, say so plainly instead of trying. Never ask the
user for a password.

Release notes

Initial release: take screenshots of public web pages (desktop, phone, full page, single element, chosen country, PNG, JPEG, WebP or PDF), list the countries available and read the credits left on the connected account.

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Package details

Publisher declarations from the archived package. These are separate from our research and the live service's terms.

Package author
localscreenshot
Keywords
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Listing translations
fr-FR
Getting started skill
./skills/get-started/SKILL.md
Commerce declaration
Does not support commerceThis does not establish whether access is free or paid.
Review scenarios
5 positive · 3 negativeScenario counts, not test results.

Declared capabilities

  • Take screenshots of public web pages
  • Load a page from a chosen country
  • Read the credits left on your account

Package observed Nov 9, 2026.

Technical details
First seen
Oct 29, 2026 · 00:00 UTC
Last seen
Nov 9, 2026 · 12:00 UTC
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