Render the current screen as text.

mode: 'palette' (default) one glyph per pixel with a legend mapping glyphs to true RGB -- layout, colour and shape. 'ramp' luminance ASCII, cheapest and structure only. 'ansi' truecolour half-blocks, roughly 40 characters per pixel, so keep it to small crops and low cols.

crop: 'all', 'top', 'mid', 'bot', or 'a,b' as fractions of screen height. cols: output width in characters. squash: vertical scale factor, default 1.0 (true aspect); raise it to compress a tall screen.

Does not convey small body text, subtle typography, or whether a screen matches a design intent -- use screen_tree for exact content.

List every labelled element on screen with its bounds.

The primary way to read a Flutter UI: Flutter publishes its semantics tree only while an accessibility service is bound, which this tool arranges temporarily and then reverts.

Each line gives class, flags, pixel size, centre coordinate and label. Flags: C=clickable, F=focusable, E=enabled, k=checked, s=selected. Only elements marked C are real controls -- Flutter also marks plain text focusable, so do not treat F alone as tappable.

Pass tappable=True to get just the tap-target table.

Check tap-target sizes, overlaps and (optionally) off-screen elements.

Reports TAP-SMALL (a control below min_tap_dp, Material's guidance is 48), OVERLAP (two controls sharing more than a third of the smaller one), and with check_clip CLIPPED (a node extending past the viewport).

Full-bleed wrappers are excluded: Flutter often wraps a whole screen in one GestureDetector, which would otherwise appear to overlap everything.

Tap the on-screen element whose label contains label.

Refuses an ambiguous label and lists the candidates, because a silent wrong tap navigates somewhere unexpected. Pass first=True to take the first match.

Returns the resolved label and coordinates actually tapped.