Wusel Capture

Wusel Capture turns a design change into a task your AI coding assistant can ship. See something on a web page you want changed? Screenshot it, mark up exactly what should change, add a note, and send it straight to Claude Code or Codex in VS Code. Your assistant gets the annotated image plus the page's technical context, finds the code behind the page, and implements the change — using your existing components, tokens, and patterns. No more describing a bug in words, hunting for the right file, or pasting screenshots by hand. HOW IT WORKS 1. Capture the page you want to change. 2. Annotate what should change, and write a short note for the AI. 3. Send it to Claude Code or Codex in VS Code — or download the image and context. WHAT YOU CAN CAPTURE - The full page, including everything below the fold. - The visible viewport. - A region you draw yourself. ANNOTATE - Text, arrows, and boxes to point at exactly what should change. - A redaction tool that pixelates sensitive areas before you send. CONTEXT, NOT JUST PIXELS Every capture bundles the page URL together with console errors and failed network requests, so your assistant sees what you saw — not just a picture. This is what lets it reproduce the issue and land the fix in the right place. Token-like URL parameters are redacted automatically, and no cookies, headers, or request bodies are ever captured. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Captures are created and processed locally in your browser and go straight to your own assistant. Nothing is sent to us — there are no servers, no accounts, no analytics, and no telemetry. When you send a capture, your own Claude Code or Codex processes it under your own account, exactly as if you had pasted it in yourself. OPEN SOURCE Wusel Capture is free and MIT-licensed. Read exactly what it does, line by line, at github.com/secretlifeof/wusel-capture. GET STARTED Add the skill your assistant uses to understand a capture: npx skills add wusel-capture Then pin the extension and take your first capture. SUPPORTED ASSISTANTS - Claude Code (VS Code) — the default. - Codex (VS Code). OPTIONAL: ZERO-PROMPT DELIVERY Install the optional open-source native host and captures are written straight into the matching local project folder, with no "Open VS Code?" prompt in between.