Most annotation workflows make you finish the capture, open a second app, mark it up, export again. Here is how to draw arrows, add blur boxes, and spotlight regions on-screen during or after capture — without leaving the tool.
Most screenshot tools make you blur the whole image or nothing at all. Here is how to draw a blur box over exactly the part you want hidden and leave everything else pixel-perfect.
Argus Capture exposes 10 App Intents and a custom URL scheme so you can trigger screenshots, start and stop recordings, drop chapter markers, and query live config from Shortcuts, the terminal, or any AI agent — without leaving your workflow.
Most screenshot tools live outside your scripts. Argus Capture ships a custom URL scheme so you can start captures, stop recordings, and read config back from any shell, CI pipeline, or AI agent.