warpboard is for one narrow loop:
agent or script is running over SSH UI state is visible on the Mac screenshot needs to get back into the remote shell
Today that is usually:
screenshot → save → scp → paste path
warpboard makes it:
copy screenshot Cmd+Shift+V in iTerm → /tmp/warpboard/...png
The terminal never sees a warpboard command. iTerm just inserts the remote path.
macOS + iTerm. Uses SSH. No OSC52, no remote service.
warpboard is for one narrow loop: agent or script is running over SSH UI state is visible on the Mac screenshot needs to get back into the remote shell
Today that is usually:
screenshot → save → scp → paste path
warpboard makes it:
copy screenshot Cmd+Shift+V in iTerm → /tmp/warpboard/...png
The terminal never sees a warpboard command. iTerm just inserts the remote path.
macOS + iTerm. Uses SSH. No OSC52, no remote service.