Screenshots in Comments: Give Your AI a Clearer Picture
Paste an image into a comment reply and ask Livemark about it, with the picture and the answer kept in the same thread.
By David Hemphill ·
A question about a screen often needs the screen itself. You can now paste an image into a document's comment reply, add your question, and mention @Livemark to have the assistant look at it.
That keeps the evidence beside the passage you are discussing. If a requirement describes an error message, attach the screenshot that shows the actual behavior and ask what the requirement leaves unclear. Other people in the thread can see the same picture and read the answer without reconstructing a separate conversation.
Livemark receives the thread's eligible image attachments when responding. It does not treat the filename as a substitute for seeing the image. Oversized images, images beyond the attachment limit, and images that cannot be fetched are left out; the assistant is instructed to say what it cannot see rather than invent their contents. This path does not read PDF attachments as pictures.
Add text before sending an attachment-only reply. A mention still acts with your document permissions: attaching a screenshot does not grant extra access or authorize an edit.
Open a document and put a screenshot beside the question it helps answer.