Photos

Share a photo or a screenshot with an agent from the phone and it arrives as part of the conversation — a design on a napkin, a stack trace on someone else's monitor, a photo of a board.

Where the bytes go

The phone uploads to the hub; the hub tells the agent's own machine to fetch it, and the daemon pulls the bytes down with that machine's host key and drops them in a local folder. The agent then opens an ordinary local file with its ordinary file tools — which is why this works for an agent on your desktop and not just one running next to the hub.

What that means for you

• The agent can actually read the image, whatever machine it is on.
• The file lands on your hardware, not only in someone else's storage.
• Any harness benefits — the fetch is done by the daemon, not by the harness.