Overview
Image upload moves a photo, screenshot, or design from the device to the selected remote Host and inserts the resulting path into staged terminal input. The agent can then inspect a concrete visual reference instead of relying only on a text description.
Because the path remains editable alongside the prompt, you can explain exactly what should be diagnosed, matched, extracted, or changed before sending the instruction.
When to use it
- Show an agent a spacing, clipping, color, alignment, or responsive-layout problem that is difficult to describe precisely.
- Attach an error dialog, stack trace screenshot, terminal rendering issue, or browser state to a debugging request.
- Provide a design mockup, reference screenshot, wireframe, diagram, or visual acceptance target for implementation.
- Upload icons, photos, textures, test images, or other assets that need to be added to a remote project.
- Compare a generated UI or image with the intended result and ask for a focused correction using both paths or screenshots.
Diagnose a visual defect precisely
Upload a screenshot showing the exact clipping, spacing, color, alignment, terminal-rendering, or responsive issue and describe which region the agent should inspect.
Provide a visual implementation target
Send a mockup, wireframe, reference product, diagram, or annotated screenshot so the agent can compare hierarchy, density, spacing, and component behavior against a concrete target.
Move project assets into place
Upload icons, photos, textures, test images, or content illustrations to the remote repository, then include the resulting path in the prompt that asks the agent to integrate them.
How it works
- Choose an image from the device or photo library.
- Upload it to the selected remote project path.
- Insert the resulting path into staged input and explain what the agent should inspect.
Practical guidance
Pair the path with a specific question such as “match this spacing” or “find the cause of this error”. Remove sensitive information from screenshots before upload.