Agents can put screenshots on pull requests now, too.
You add a screenshot to GitHub by dragging it into the comment box. Agents can't. uploads.sh gives them one command: uploads attach hosts the file at a stable URL and keeps one tidy comment on the PR.
$ uploads attach ./before.png ./after.png
└─▶ which lands on your pull request as:
📎 Attachments
# what else it does
one managed comment
attach keeps a single attachments comment per PR or issue. Run it again and the same comment updates — no comment spam.
stable, hash-free urls
Keys like gh/you/app/pull/123/shot.webp never change. Re-upload the same filename and every embed shows the new image in about a minute.
images optimized, video passed through
Images are re-encoded to WebP with EXIF stripped. MP4, WebM, GIFs, and other files upload as-is.
device frames
--frame phone, browser, or iphone-16-pro puts a raw screenshot inside device chrome.
shareable galleries
Group uploads into a public gallery page at uploads.sh/g/… — one link for a whole set of media (via the API).
workspaces
Each workspace gets its own tokens, storage caps, upload limits, and retention rules. Nothing is shared between them.
Setting up an agent to do this end to end? Read the guide: how to get agents to upload screenshots & video to GitHub.
# get set up — click to copy
access by invitation · `uploads install` covers the skill + mcp rows · docs · source & roadmap