Every capture from your launcher
Frayo has a Raycast extension. Every capture mode is a command, and your recent captures are one search away.
If you live in Raycast, you press one key and type a few letters. Screenshots should work like that too.
Every mode is a command
The extension has a command for each way to capture: Area, Previous Area, Window, Full Screen, Scrolling, Record Screen, Copy Text and Self-Timer. There are also Quick Search and Open Library.
Each one starts the same capture as the menu-bar item. Give any of them a hotkey or a short alias in Raycast Settings → Extensions.
Find what you captured
Recent Captures shows your latest captures as a list with thumbnails. Search Captures finds by name, window title and the words inside the screenshot. Type a word from an error message, and the screenshot that shows it comes up.
From the list you can open a capture, copy the file, show it in Finder or copy its path (⌘⇧C). Paste the file straight into a chat or a ticket.
All of this runs on your Mac. The extension asks Frayo for the list, and Frayo reads its own files.
One switch to turn on
The two list commands use Frayo's command-line tool. That tool is off until you allow it. Open Settings → Integrations and turn on Allow scripts and agents to capture. The capture commands do not need it.
Where it stands
The extension is not in the Raycast Store yet. For now you install it from source. You need Node 20 or later. The steps are in the Raycast guide.
Frayo needs Screen Recording permission, however you start a capture.