Casso

For Grok CLI

Screen annotations for Grok CLI

Grok CLI can take visual context when you feed it images or paths. Casso gives you numbered boxes, short notes, and a paste-ready prompt so Grok is not guessing which panel you meant.

The pain

CLI agents are fast when the task is precise. UI feedback still collapses into long typed descriptions unless you mark the screen first.

How it works

  1. Hotkey Casso over the UI you care about.
  2. Draw numbered regions and optional notes.
  3. Send to write the local session and clipboard prompt.
  4. Paste into Grok CLI with the image reference and [n] notes.

Why Casso with Grok CLI

  • Same desktop gesture as Claude Code and Codex - no Grok-only lock-in.
  • Numbered multi-region feedback in one capture.
  • Local-only sessions until you choose to paste.
  • 7-day free trial, then $29 one-time personal license.

Workflow tips

If you bounce between Grok CLI and other agents in a week, an agent-agnostic overlay saves relearning. Casso's job is the map; the CLI agent's job is the edit.

For multi-step visual polish, re-annotate only what is still wrong after each pass. Fresh numbers beat a stale full-desktop shot with arrows from three turns ago.

FAQ

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Use Casso with Grok CLI

Numbered screen annotations for Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents. Draw, prompt, paste - screenshots stay local. 7-day free trial, then $29 once.