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Introducing SnapShots in T3 Code 📸 SnapShots goes deeper than just a screenshot and uses the OS a11y APIs to give context on what's not visible. Less explaining, more context. One shortcut. Works on macOS, Windows, and select Linux desktop environments! Available now on Nightly.

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