Screen capture
Region snip is how you get anything visual — a problem statement, a diagram, a stack trace — in front of the assistant.
The capture shortcuts
| Shortcut | What it does |
|---|---|
| ⌘⌥G | Capture a region and attach it to your draft. Nothing is sent yet — useful when you want to attach two things, or add a typed note first. |
| ⌘⌥A | Analyze a region: capture, attach, and send in one action. The one you will use most on a coding pad. |
Why it does not give you away
The snip overlay is drawn by URHIRED AI over a frozen frame of your screen, not by the operating system's screenshot tool. That matters because the OS tool changes your cursor into a crosshair — a visible change that appears in a screen share. This one does not touch your cursor.
Copy text from screen
⌘⌥O captures a region, extracts the text, and puts it on your clipboard — handy for lifting a problem statement into an editor without retyping it. Windows includes English out of the box; other platforms use the same control.
Managing captures
- ⌘⌥L — delete the most recent capture.
- ⌘⌥V — append clipboard text to your draft.
- ⌘⌥R — reset the view: cancel in-flight requests and clear queues.