Raff catches every GNOME screenshot, groups them into batches, and puts their file paths on the clipboard so a terminal AI agent can read them.
After each capture the clipboard holds both the image and the batch's quoted file paths. A terminal pastes the paths, an image editor still gets the picture.
Watches the folder GNOME saves to and shelves each capture the moment it lands.
Captures close together form one batch, with a 15-minute gap starting a new one.
Send a batch straight to a running terminal agent without leaving the keyboard.
A hotkey opens a command-palette panel, and a pinboard strip keeps the shelf in view.
Drag captures out, open them, or reveal them in Files.
Raff never moves or deletes files. Removing a capture sends it to the trash.
