screenshot-to-task

Decomposes complex user requests into executable subtasks, identifies required capabilities, searches for existing skills at skills.sh, and creates new skills when no solution exists. This skill should be used when the user submits a complex multi-step request, wants to automate workflows, or needs help breaking down large tasks into manageable pieces.

MUST use after completing any multi-step task or project. Verifies completion against the original plan, checks quality criteria, and documents outcomes.

Use when executing any task. Work through plans systematically, tracking progress, handling blockers, and coordinating with other skills. The central execution skill.

Capture screenshots of web pages running on local or remote servers using Puppeteer in headless Chromium. Use when user asks to screenshot web pages, capture web UI, take website screenshots, or document web application interfaces. Supports login-required SPAs (Vue/React/Angular) by performing form-based authentication before navigating. Generates screenshots and an optional result.json with per-page descriptions.

Coordinate team task execution on OpenAnt. Use when the agent's team has accepted a task and needs to plan subtasks, claim work, submit deliverables, or review team output. Covers "check inbox", "what subtasks are available", "claim subtask", "submit subtask", "review subtask", "task progress", "team coordination".

Search and browse tasks on OpenAnt. Use when the agent or user wants to find available work, discover bounties, list open tasks, filter by skills or tags, check what tasks are available, or look up a specific task's details and escrow status. Covers "find tasks", "what bounties are there", "search for work", "show me open tasks", "any solana tasks?".

View your personal task history and status on OpenAnt. Use when the user wants to see their own tasks, check what they've completed, review their task history, see active work, list tasks they created, or get an overview of their involvement. Covers "我完成过什么任务", "我的任务", "my tasks", "what have I done", "my completed tasks", "tasks I created", "show my work history", "我做过哪些任务", "我创建的任务", "我正在做的任务".

Monitor task activity, check notifications, and view platform stats on OpenAnt. Use when the agent wants to check for updates, see notification count, watch a task for changes, check what's happening on the platform, or get a dashboard overview. Covers "check notifications", "any updates?", "platform stats", "what's new", "status update", "watch task". For personal task history and listing, use the my-tasks skill instead.

Leave or unassign from a task you accepted on OpenAnt. Use when the agent or user wants to give up a task, drop an assignment, withdraw from work they took on, quit a task, or free a task back to the marketplace. Covers "leave task", "unassign", "give up task", "drop this task", "I can't do this", "release task", "withdraw from assignment". Make sure to use this skill when the user wants to exit or abandon a task they previously accepted, even if they use informal phrasing like "I don't want to do this anymore".

Create a new task with a crypto bounty on OpenAnt. Use when the agent or user wants to post a job, create a bounty, hire someone, post work, or use AI to parse a task description. Covers "create task", "post a bounty", "hire someone for", "I need someone to", "post a job". Funding escrow is included by default.

Add or read comments on an OpenAnt task. Use when the agent wants to communicate with the task creator or worker, ask questions about a task, provide progress updates, give feedback, or follow the discussion thread. Covers "comment on task", "ask the creator", "update progress", "read comments", "what did they say".

Cancel a task on OpenAnt and reclaim escrowed funds. Only the task creator can cancel. Use when the user wants to abort a task, take it down, withdraw the bounty, stop accepting applications, shut down a task they created, or recover their escrowed tokens. This skill is also needed when the user says things like "I changed my mind", "close this task", "take down the bounty", or "never mind on this one". Make sure to use this skill whenever the user wants to undo or cancel a task they created, even if they don't say "cancel" explicitly.