⎿  Wrote 67 lines to dashboard/macos/shooter/Sources/aiqshot/main.swift
       1 import AppKit
       2 import ScreenCaptureKit
       3 
       4 // aiqshot — a tiny background agent that screenshots the frontmost app window (or the
       5 // whole display) via ScreenCaptureKit and writes it to ~/.aiq/uploads, so a reactor
       6 // box can `scp` a current shot and view it. It is granted Screen Recording ONCE; being
       7 // a stable, never-rebuilt binary, that grant persists across all app rebuilds.
       8 //
       9 // Files:
      10 //   ~/.aiq/uploads/screen-latest.png    refreshed every few seconds
     … +57 lines 

● Now push the helper to the Mac, build it, wrap it as a background AIQ Shooter.app, launch it (registers it for Screen Recording), and open the
  settings pane for your final one-time grant:

  Ran 1 shell command 

● Screen Recording settings is open on your Mac again. This time enable "AIQ Shooter" (the new background helper — you may also see "AIQ Build
  Controller" in the list; the one that matters now is AIQ Shooter).

  This is the last permission click you'll ever need for screenshots — because this helper is built once and never rebuilt, the grant sticks
  permanently, no matter how many times I rebuild the actual apps.

  Flip AIQ Shooter → ON and tell me; I'll restart it and confirm screenshots are now stable and automatic.

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❯ flipped it on, restart and grab a shot

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