More than screenshots
Give an agent a design reference, a log to inspect, or a file from your phone. Attachments travel over SFTP to the current Host’s /tmp. The path is then inserted into the original terminal input, without executing it.
| Source | Useful for |
|---|---|
| Choose from Photos | Screenshots, designs, reference images |
| Take Photo | On-site issues and device screens |
| Choose Files | Logs, documents, code, and other files |
Three steps to the remote host
- Open … → Upload Attachment at the top right of the terminal.
- Pick a source, then choose a file or take a photo.
- Wait for the upload, add your instructions in the terminal, then send them to the agent or run your command.
A better way to send large content
- Long logs: upload the file and let the remote tool read its path instead of flooding interactive input.
- Keep formatting: file contents bypass the terminal input field, which is useful for multiline code and structured text.
- Bounded uploads: select multiple images or files, up to 50 MiB each. Uploaded paths are inserted together, separated by spaces. Text input over 64 KiB in UTF-8 prompts you to use an attachment.
Use this shortcut to hand over one file. For browsing directories, downloading, or managing remote files, use the file browser.