# Screenshots High-resolution screenshots captured directly from active Tasklynx sessions. All image assets are stored in [`Screenshots/`](https://github.com/peekstore/tasklynx/tree/main/Screenshots). ## Web dashboard  The responsive browser dashboard served by `tx web` at `http://127.0.0.1:8787`, displaying real-time metrics, project filters, and drag-and-drop columns. ## Task creation & editing modal  The task modal in `tx web` for creating and editing tasks with priorities (`urgent`, `high`, `normal`, `low`), deadlines, and comma-separated tags. ## Kanban board view  The three-column workflow board (`TODO`, `DOING`, `DONE`) with color-coded priority badges and metadata tags. Also accessible in the terminal via `tx board`. ## Automated screenshot capture Tasklynx includes automated tooling in [`tools/capture_real_screenshots.js`](https://github.com/peekstore/tasklynx/blob/main/tools/capture_real_screenshots.js) and a GitHub Actions workflow [`.github/workflows/screenshots.yml`](https://github.com/peekstore/tasklynx/blob/main/.github/workflows/screenshots.yml) that automatically spins up an ephemeral `tasklynx web` server and captures pixel-perfect high-DPI screenshots using headless browser automation. The automation supports multiple browser drivers: - **Chromium / Google Chrome**: Headless browser rendering at 2x device pixel ratio. - **Puppeteer & Puppeteer-Core**: Fast programmatic viewport capture and interaction. - **Playwright & Playwright-Core**: Cross-browser validation and automated UI test flows. - **Chromedriver**: Standard W3C WebDriver automated testing. To capture screenshots locally: ```bash cargo build --release cd tools npm install npm run screenshots ``` [Back to README](https://github.com/peekstore/tasklynx/blob/main/README.md)