Feature
Point at the problem, let Claude Code fix it
Send your question and the capture to a Claude Code session in the project you choose. Watch every step, then keep the changes or undo them all.
How it works
Full capture opens the prompt on your default destination, with folder and model choices. Claude Code unless you change it.
- Capture Press Ctrl Shift 2 (Full capture) and select the region. While you type, Ctrl 2 switches the destination to Claude Code.
- Pick the project Choose a recent folder in the prompt box, or set a default one in Settings. Pick the model there too; the permission level is set in Settings.
- Watch the session A session panel shows each step as it happens: files read, files edited, and commands run with their output. Allow, Always allow or Deny when Claude asks.
- Review and decide The right column shows the diff of every edited file. Keep the changes, or undo all of them to put the files back as they were.
You stay in control
There are three permission levels: Ask first, Edit files itself and Plan only.
When Claude wants to run a command or edit a file, the panel asks you to Allow, Always allow this command, or Deny. Always allow on a shell command is remembered for that project folder, and Settings and the session panel list those commands so you can revoke them.
The panel header shows the level, and it cannot change mid-session. Keep changes waits until the session has finished and no permission request is open.
After the first answer
- Ask follow-up questions or attach another capture.
- Stop the session, or collapse the panel to a small tab.
- Continue the session in a terminal or in Claude.
- Pin the panel to keep it on top. It comes forward when Claude asks for permission or the session ends.
SnapPrompt needs the Claude Code CLI signed in on your computer for this destination. Its history of what you sent is stored only on your computer. See Quick start to set it up.
Frequently asked questions
Does SnapPrompt replace Claude Code?
No. SnapPrompt sends your question and the capture to a Claude Code session that runs in a project folder you choose. Claude Code does the work, using the sign-in it already has on your computer.
Can Claude edit files without asking me?
You choose the permission level: Ask first, Edit files itself, or Plan only. When Claude wants to run a command or edit a file, the panel asks you to Allow, Always allow this command, or Deny.
Can I undo what the session changed?
Yes. The panel shows the diff of every edited file. You can keep the changes or undo all of them, which puts the files back to how they were before the session started.
What does "Always allow" remember?
Always allow on a shell command is remembered for that project folder. Settings and the session panel list those commands so you can revoke them. For other tools it lasts until the session ends.
Can an IT admin restrict this?
Yes. An organization policy file can choose the allowed permission levels and block command prefixes in Claude Code sessions.
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