Show GN: claude-ss - a tool that pastes screenshots straight into Claude Code with one cmd+shift+2 on macOS

On macOS, capturing an area with cmd+shift+2 pastes the screenshot straight into Claude Code.

Even if you take multiple shots in a row, they queue up as a multi-shot queue, and when you return to the Claude Code terminal, they're automatically pasted in the order they were taken.

• It works by detecting terminal focus and flushing the queue.
• Even while Korean, Japanese, or Chinese IME is active, it switches to ABC before pasting, then restores the original state.
• It supports tmux, iTerm2, and cmux, and you can pin a session target with claude-ss target set.
• Manual control is also possible via the Claude Code slash commands /ss, /ss-all, and /ss-clear.
• It's released under the MIT license, and installed by running npm install -g @jidohyun/claude-ss followed by claude-ss setup and claude-ss start.
• It can also be installed via the Claude Code plugin marketplace path.