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Upload local images or videos to a GitHub PR and embed them in the description or comments. Use when asked to "attach screenshots to PR", "add images to PR", "u
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Upload local images or videos to a GitHub PR and embed them in the description or comments. Use when asked to "attach screenshots to PR", "add images to PR", "upload test results to PR", "embed screenshots in PR description", "add before/after images to PR", "attach UI screenshots", "show test results in PR", "add visual evidence to PR", or any request involving images and PRs. Always use this skill when the user wants to visually document changes in a pull request, even if they don't use the word "upload" — phrases like "put the screenshot in the PR" or "show the image in the PR" should trigger this skill. Prefers GitHub CLI's native `--attach` flag (gh 2.99.0+), which needs no browser at all, and falls back to browser automation (Chrome DevTools MCP, then Playwright MCP, then agent-browser) only when `gh --attach` is unavailable.
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Upload Image to PR
There are two ways to get a local image into a PR, and they differ enormously in cost and reliability:
- Path A —
gh --attach(GitHub CLI 2.99.0+, released 2026-09): one shell command. No browser, no MCP server, no snapshots, no polling. Use this whenever it's available. - Path B — browser upload (fallback): drive a real browser to GitHub's comment box, which is the only public way to reach GitHub's image host on older
gh. Many steps, many failure modes, lots of tokens.
Path B exists because GitHub's REST API still has no image-upload endpoint. Path A works because gh itself now talks to the internal upload endpoint for you — so treat Path B as legacy, not as an equal alternative.
Step 1: Pick the path
GH_VER=$(gh --version 2>/dev/null | head -1 | awk '{print $3}')
echo "gh: ${GH_VER:-not installed}"
# Path A requires >= 2.99.0
[ -n "$GH_VER" ] && [ "$(printf '%s\n2.99.0\n' "$GH_VER" | sort -V | head -1)" = "2.99.0" ] \
&& echo "=> Path A (gh --attach)" || echo "=> Path B (browser fallback)"
Use Path B when any of these hold:
| Condition | Why Path A can't work |
|---|---|
gh older than 2.99.0, or not installed | The --attach flag doesn't exist yet |
| Host is GitHub Enterprise Server | Attachments ship on GitHub.com and Enterprise Cloud only |
| No push access to the repo (e.g. someone else's fork) | --attach uploads require push access |
gh --attach fails for an unclear reason | Don't sink time into it — note the error and fall back |
gh is needed in both paths (Path B still embeds via gh pr edit), so if it isn't installed at all, ask the user to install it first: brew install gh (macOS) or see https://cli.github.com/.
If you land on Path B because gh is old, say so loudly
The user is about to pay for a slow, flaky browser session that a one-liner would have handled. That's worth interrupting for — but not worth blocking on, so surface the notice, then get on with Path B and deliver the images. Lead your reply with something like this (match the user's language):
⚠️
ghを更新すると、この作業はコマンド1発になります 現在:gh 2.86.0/ 必要: 2.99.0 以上 更新後はgh pr comment 123 --attach ./shot.pngだけで完了します（ブラウザ操作なし・高速・安定）。 更新コマンド:brew upgrade gh今回はブラウザ自動化で続行します。
If the user asks you to upgrade, run the upgrade, re-check the version, and switch to Path A for the current request too.
Path A — gh --attach (preferred)
--attach takes <file> or <file>#<alt text>, is repeatable (up to 50 files per command, and the same file can't be attached twice), and is available on gh pr create / pr edit / pr comment and the three matching gh issue commands.
Append to the PR description
gh pr edit {PR_NUMBER} --attach './screenshot.png#Login error state'
Leaving --body off keeps the existing description and appends the attachment — no need to read the body and stitch it back together.
Attach while creating the PR
If the PR doesn't exist yet, don't create it and then edit it — attach in the same call:
gh pr create --title '...' --body '...' --attach './screenshot.png#Login error state'
Control where the images land
If the body references a local path, gh rewrites that reference in place instead of appending, so you can lay images out however you like (alt text then comes from the markdown, not from the flag):
gh pr edit {PR_NUMBER} --body "$(gh pr view {PR_NUMBER} --json body -q .body)
## Screenshots
| Before | After |
| --- | --- |
|  |  |" \
--attach ./before.png --attach ./after.png
Two things to keep straight here: --body replaces the description, which is why the existing body is read back in first; and the path string in the body must match the one passed to --attach for the rewrite to fire.
Post as a comment instead
gh pr comment {PR_NUMBER} --attach './result.png#Test run summary'
Same rewrite rule applies with --body, so a comment can carry a layout too.
Videos
mp4 / mov attach the same way and render as a player. Video has no alt text, so don't add a #... suffix for one.
Verify
No browser needed — read the body back and count the attachments:
gh pr view {PR_NUMBER} --json body -q .body | grep -c 'user-attachments/assets'
Path A gotchas
- Attaching only appends; it never replaces. Re-running the same command duplicates the images. To swap an image out, rewrite the body without the stale URL (
gh pr edit {PR} --body "$(...)") in the same command that attaches the new one. - A
#in the filename breaks the<file>#<alt>split. Stage a copy with a plain ASCII name first (cp './weird #name.png' ./shot.png) andrmit afterwards. The same trick handles the Unicode narrow spaces CleanShot X puts in filenames. - Partial failure still succeeds partially. If some files upload and others don't, the PR is updated with the ones that worked, the PR URL is still printed, and the exit status is non-zero. Read the output and report which files failed rather than assuming all-or-nothing.
- Only images and media files are accepted — not arbitrary attachments like
.zipor.log.
Path B — Browser upload (fallback for gh < 2.99.0)
Everything below is the legacy route. Reach for it only after Step 1 sent you here.
Since older gh can't reach GitHub's image host, this path uses the PR comment textarea as a staging area for that host — uploading files there to obtain persistent user-attachments/assets/ URLs, then updating the PR description or posting a comment via the gh CLI.
Step B0: Resolve PR context and stage the files
If the user didn't specify a PR number or URL, auto-detect it:
# Get PR number from the current branch
gh pr view --json number,url -q '"\(.number) \(.url)"'
If multiple repos or branches are involved, confirm with the user which PR to target.
Also, normalize the image paths to absolute paths and stage a clean copy inside the current working directory (the repo root) — not /tmp/:
# Stage inside the repo. The staged filename becomes the image's alt text on GitHub,
# so give it a meaningful name. Delete it after the upload completes.
cp /path/to/'CleanShot 2026-... .png' ./.upload-staging.png
Why stage inside the repo and not /tmp/? MCP browser tools (Playwright / Chrome DevTools) can only read files within their configured workspace root, which is normally the project directory the session launched from. A path under /tmp/ is outside that root, so the upload call fails with Access denied: path ... is not within any of the configured workspace roots. Staging the file in the repo works for every backend (agent-browser, a plain CLI, can read /tmp/ too — but in-repo is universally safe).
Staging also sidesteps paths with special characters (e.g. the Unicode narrow spaces CleanShot X puts in filenames), which otherwise break shell globbing and tool arguments. Remember to rm the staged file once you're done so it isn't accidentally committed.
Tool Detection and Selection
Priority Order
- Chrome DevTools MCP (MCP connection,
mcp__chrome-devtools__*) — preferred: connects to existing browser, login state preserved, most stable of the three backends - Playwright MCP (MCP connection,
mcp__playwright__*) — use only if Chrome DevTools MCP is unavailable; connects to existing browser, login state preserved - agent-browser (CLI via Bash — last-resort fallback, login state preserved with
--profile)
MCP-based tools connect to an already-running browser instance, so GitHub login state is automatically preserved. agent-browser can persist login state using --profile ~/.agent-browser-github.
Detection
# 1. Search specifically for Chrome DevTools MCP first (preferred, most stable)
ToolSearch: "select:mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page,mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot,mcp__chrome-devtools__upload_file,mcp__chrome-devtools__evaluate_script,mcp__chrome-devtools__click"
# 2. Only if Chrome DevTools MCP tools aren't found, search for Playwright MCP
ToolSearch: "browser navigate upload"
# 3. Fall back to agent-browser only if no MCP tools found at all
Bash: agent-browser --version
Tool Compatibility Matrix
| Operation | Chrome DevTools MCP (preferred) | Playwright MCP (fallback) | agent-browser (CLI/Bash) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navigate | navigate_page | browser_navigate | agent-browser --headed open {url} |
| Snapshot | take_snapshot | browser_snapshot | agent-browser snapshot |
| Screenshot | take_screenshot | browser_take_screenshot | agent-browser screenshot {path} |
| Click | click (uid) | browser_click (ref) | agent-browser click {ref} |
| File Upload | upload_file (uid, filePath) | browser_file_upload (paths) | agent-browser upload {ref} {path} |
| JS Eval | evaluate_script (function) | browser_evaluate (function) | agent-browser eval '{js}' |
| Login State | Preserved | Preserved | Preserved with --profile |
Step B1: Navigate to PR page and check login state
Navigate to the PR page and immediately take a snapshot to verify login state.
// Chrome DevTools MCP (preferred)
navigate_page({ url: "https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{number}", type: "url" })
// Playwright MCP (fallback if Chrome DevTools MCP is unavailable)
browser_navigate({ url: "https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{number}" })
// agent-browser (last-resort fallback; use --profile to persist login state)
agent-browser --headed --profile ~/.agent-browser-github open "https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{number}"
If SSO authentication screen appears: Take a snapshot, locate the "Continue" button, and click it.
If NOT logged in (agent-browser only):
- Navigate to
https://github.com/login - Ask the user to log in manually in the headed browser window.
- Wait for user confirmation, then navigate back to the PR page.
Step B2: Locate the upload target
Scroll to the comment form at the bottom of the PR and take a snapshot.
Save the snapshot to a file instead of returning it inline. A PR page snapshot is easily several hundred lines (description + every review comment), and you only need one uid from it. Chrome DevTools MCP's take_snapshot accepts filePath, so write it out and grep for the dropzone:
// Chrome DevTools MCP — write the snapshot out, then grep for the uid
take_snapshot({ filePath: "./.upload-snapshot.txt" })
grep -n "Paste, drop, or click to add files" ./.upload-snapshot.txt
# 549: uid=3_529 b
文件元数据
name: github-upload-image-to-pr description: >- Upload local images or videos to a GitHub PR and embed them in the description or comments. Use when asked to "attach screenshots to PR", "add images to PR", "upload test results to PR", "embed screenshots in PR description", "add before/after images to PR", "attach UI screenshots", "show test results in PR", "add visual evidence to PR", or any request involving images and PRs. Always use this skill when the user wants to visually document changes in a pull request, even if they don't use the word "upload" — phrases like "put the screenshot in the PR" or "show the image in the PR" should trigger this skill. Prefers GitHub CLI's native `--attach` flag (gh 2.99.0+), which needs no browser at all, and falls back to browser automation (Chrome DevTools MCP, then Playwright MCP, then agent-browser) only when `gh --attach` is unavailable. allowed-tools: Bash(agent-browser:*), Bash(gh:*), Bash(brew:*), Bash(npx:*), Bash(cp:*), Bash(rm:*), Bash(sleep:*), mcp__chrome-devtools, mcp__playwright, ToolSearch, Read, Glob, Write license: MIT
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---
name: github-upload-image-to-pr
description: >-
Upload local images or videos to a GitHub PR and embed them in the description or comments.
Use when asked to "attach screenshots to PR", "add images to PR", "upload test results to PR",
"embed screenshots in PR description", "add before/after images to PR", "attach UI screenshots",
"show test results in PR", "add visual evidence to PR", or any request involving images and PRs.
Always use this skill when the user wants to visually document changes in a pull request,
even if they don't use the word "upload" — phrases like "put the screenshot in the PR" or
"show the image in the PR" should trigger this skill.
Prefers GitHub CLI's native `--attach` flag (gh 2.99.0+), which needs no browser at all, and
falls back to browser automation (Chrome DevTools MCP, then Playwright MCP, then agent-browser)
only when `gh --attach` is unavailable.
allowed-tools: Bash(agent-browser:*), Bash(gh:*), Bash(brew:*), Bash(npx:*), Bash(cp:*), Bash(rm:*), Bash(sleep:*), mcp__chrome-devtools, mcp__playwright, ToolSearch, Read, Glob, Write
license: MIT
---
# Upload Image to PR
There are two ways to get a local image into a PR, and they differ enormously in cost and reliability:
- **Path A — `gh --attach`** (GitHub CLI 2.99.0+, released 2026-09): one shell command. No browser, no MCP server, no snapshots, no polling. Use this whenever it's available.
- **Path B — browser upload** (fallback): drive a real browser to GitHub's comment box, which is the only public way to reach GitHub's image host on older `gh`. Many steps, many failure modes, lots of tokens.
Path B exists because GitHub's REST API still has no image-upload endpoint. Path A works because `gh` itself now talks to the internal upload endpoint for you — so treat Path B as legacy, not as an equal alternative.
## Step 1: Pick the path
```bash
GH_VER=$(gh --version 2>/dev/null | head -1 | awk '{print $3}')
echo "gh: ${GH_VER:-not installed}"
# Path A requires >= 2.99.0
[ -n "$GH_VER" ] && [ "$(printf '%s\n2.99.0\n' "$GH_VER" | sort -V | head -1)" = "2.99.0" ] \
&& echo "=> Path A (gh --attach)" || echo "=> Path B (browser fallback)"
```
Use **Path B** when any of these hold:
| Condition | Why Path A can't work |
|-----------|-----------------------|
| `gh` older than 2.99.0, or not installed | The `--attach` flag doesn't exist yet |
| Host is GitHub Enterprise **Server** | Attachments ship on GitHub.com and Enterprise **Cloud** only |
| No push access to the repo (e.g. someone else's fork) | `--attach` uploads require push access |
| `gh --attach` fails for an unclear reason | Don't sink time into it — note the error and fall back |
`gh` is needed in **both** paths (Path B still embeds via `gh pr edit`), so if it isn't installed at all, ask the user to install it first: `brew install gh` (macOS) or see <https://cli.github.com/>.
### If you land on Path B because `gh` is old, say so loudly
The user is about to pay for a slow, flaky browser session that a one-liner would have handled. That's worth interrupting for — but not worth blocking on, so surface the notice, then get on with Path B and deliver the images. Lead your reply with something like this (match the user's language):
> ⚠️ **`gh` を更新すると、この作業はコマンド1発になります**
> 現在: `gh 2.86.0` / 必要: **2.99.0 以上**
> 更新後は `gh pr comment 123 --attach ./shot.png` だけで完了します（ブラウザ操作なし・高速・安定）。
> 更新コマンド: `brew upgrade gh`
> 今回はブラウザ自動化で続行します。
If the user asks you to upgrade, run the upgrade, re-check the version, and switch to Path A for the current request too.
---
## Path A — `gh --attach` (preferred)
`--attach` takes `<file>` or `<file>#<alt text>`, is repeatable (up to 50 files per command, and the same file can't be attached twice), and is available on `gh pr create` / `pr edit` / `pr comment` and the three matching `gh issue` commands.
### Append to the PR description
```bash
gh pr edit {PR_NUMBER} --attach './screenshot.png#Login error state'
```
Leaving `--body` off keeps the existing description and appends the attachment — no need to read the body and stitch it back together.
### Attach while creating the PR
If the PR doesn't exist yet, don't create it and then edit it — attach in the same call:
```bash
gh pr create --title '...' --body '...' --attach './screenshot.png#Login error state'
```
### Control where the images land
If the body references a local path, `gh` rewrites **that reference in place** instead of appending, so you can lay images out however you like (alt text then comes from the markdown, not from the flag):
```bash
gh pr edit {PR_NUMBER} --body "$(gh pr view {PR_NUMBER} --json body -q .body)
## Screenshots
| Before | After |
| --- | --- |
|  |  |" \
--attach ./before.png --attach ./after.png
```
Two things to keep straight here: `--body` **replaces** the description, which is why the existing body is read back in first; and the path string in the body must match the one passed to `--attach` for the rewrite to fire.
### Post as a comment instead
```bash
gh pr comment {PR_NUMBER} --attach './result.png#Test run summary'
```
Same rewrite rule applies with `--body`, so a comment can carry a layout too.
### Videos
`mp4` / `mov` attach the same way and render as a player. Video has no alt text, so don't add a `#...` suffix for one.
### Verify
No browser needed — read the body back and count the attachments:
```bash
gh pr view {PR_NUMBER} --json body -q .body | grep -c 'user-attachments/assets'
```
### Path A gotchas
- **Attaching only appends; it never replaces.** Re-running the same command duplicates the images. To swap an image out, rewrite the body without the stale URL (`gh pr edit {PR} --body "$(...)"`) in the same command that attaches the new one.
- **A `#` in the filename breaks the `<file>#<alt>` split.** Stage a copy with a plain ASCII name first (`cp './weird #name.png' ./shot.png`) and `rm` it afterwards. The same trick handles the Unicode narrow spaces CleanShot X puts in filenames.
- **Partial failure still succeeds partially.** If some files upload and others don't, the PR is updated with the ones that worked, the PR URL is still printed, and the exit status is non-zero. Read the output and report which files failed rather than assuming all-or-nothing.
- Only images and media files are accepted — not arbitrary attachments like `.zip` or `.log`.
---
## Path B — Browser upload (fallback for `gh` < 2.99.0)
Everything below is the legacy route. Reach for it only after Step 1 sent you here.
Since older `gh` can't reach GitHub's image host, this path uses the **PR comment textarea as a staging area for that host** — uploading files there to obtain persistent `user-attachments/assets/` URLs, then updating the PR description or posting a comment via the `gh` CLI.
### Step B0: Resolve PR context and stage the files
If the user didn't specify a PR number or URL, auto-detect it:
```bash
# Get PR number from the current branch
gh pr view --json number,url -q '"\(.number) \(.url)"'
```
If multiple repos or branches are involved, confirm with the user which PR to target.
Also, normalize the image paths to absolute paths and **stage a clean copy inside the current working directory** (the repo root) — not `/tmp/`:
```bash
# Stage inside the repo. The staged filename becomes the image's alt text on GitHub,
# so give it a meaningful name. Delete it after the upload completes.
cp /path/to/'CleanShot 2026-... .png' ./.upload-staging.png
```
Why stage inside the repo and not `/tmp/`? MCP browser tools (Playwright / Chrome DevTools) can only read files **within their configured workspace root**, which is normally the project directory the session launched from. A path under `/tmp/` is outside that root, so the upload call fails with `Access denied: path ... is not within any of the configured workspace roots`. Staging the file in the repo works for every backend (agent-browser, a plain CLI, can read `/tmp/` too — but in-repo is universally safe).
Staging also sidesteps paths with special characters (e.g. the Unicode narrow spaces CleanShot X puts in filenames), which otherwise break shell globbing and tool arguments. Remember to `rm` the staged file once you're done so it isn't accidentally committed.
### Tool Detection and Selection
#### Priority Order
1. **Chrome DevTools MCP** (MCP connection, `mcp__chrome-devtools__*`) — **preferred**: connects to existing browser, login state preserved, most stable of the three backends
2. **Playwright MCP** (MCP connection, `mcp__playwright__*`) — use only if Chrome DevTools MCP is unavailable; connects to existing browser, login state preserved
3. **agent-browser** (CLI via Bash — last-resort fallback, login state preserved with `--profile`)
MCP-based tools connect to an already-running browser instance, so **GitHub login state is automatically preserved**. agent-browser can persist login state using `--profile ~/.agent-browser-github`.
#### Detection
```
# 1. Search specifically for Chrome DevTools MCP first (preferred, most stable)
ToolSearch: "select:mcp__chrome-devtools__navigate_page,mcp__chrome-devtools__take_snapshot,mcp__chrome-devtools__upload_file,mcp__chrome-devtools__evaluate_script,mcp__chrome-devtools__click"
# 2. Only if Chrome DevTools MCP tools aren't found, search for Playwright MCP
ToolSearch: "browser navigate upload"
# 3. Fall back to agent-browser only if no MCP tools found at all
Bash: agent-browser --version
```
### Tool Compatibility Matrix
| Operation | Chrome DevTools MCP (preferred) | Playwright MCP (fallback) | agent-browser (CLI/Bash) |
|-----------|----------------------------------|----------------------------|--------------------------|
| **Navigate** | `navigate_page` | `browser_navigate` | `agent-browser --headed open {url}` |
| **Snapshot** | `take_snapshot` | `browser_snapshot` | `agent-browser snapshot` |
| **Screenshot** | `take_screenshot` | `browser_take_screenshot` | `agent-browser screenshot {path}` |
| **Click** | `click` (uid) | `browser_click` (ref) | `agent-browser click {ref}` |
| **File Upload** | `upload_file` (uid, filePath) | `browser_file_upload` (paths) | `agent-browser upload {ref} {path}` |
| **JS Eval** | `evaluate_script` (function) | `browser_evaluate` (function) | `agent-browser eval '{js}'` |
| **Login State** | Preserved | Preserved | Preserved with `--profile` |
### Step B1: Navigate to PR page and check login state
Navigate to the PR page and immediately take a snapshot to verify login state.
```javascript
// Chrome DevTools MCP (preferred)
navigate_page({ url: "https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{number}", type: "url" })
// Playwright MCP (fallback if Chrome DevTools MCP is unavailable)
browser_navigate({ url: "https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{number}" })
// agent-browser (last-resort fallback; use --profile to persist login state)
agent-browser --headed --profile ~/.agent-browser-github open "https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/pull/{number}"
```
**If SSO authentication screen appears:** Take a snapshot, locate the "Continue" button, and click it.
**If NOT logged in (agent-browser only):**
1. Navigate to `https://github.com/login`
2. Ask the user to log in manually in the headed browser window.
3. Wait for user confirmation, then navigate back to the PR page.
### Step B2: Locate the upload target
Scroll to the comment form at the bottom of the PR and take a snapshot.
**Save the snapshot to a file instead of returning it inline.** A PR page snapshot is easily several hundred lines (description + every review comment), and you only need one uid from it. Chrome DevTools MCP's `take_snapshot` accepts `filePath`, so write it out and `grep` for the dropzone:
```javascript
// Chrome DevTools MCP — write the snapshot out, then grep for the uid
take_snapshot({ filePath: "./.upload-snapshot.txt" })
```
```bash
grep -n "Paste, drop, or click to add files" ./.upload-snapshot.txt
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- This skill may touch real-money trading, broker, wallet, or exchange operations; use only in a sandbox with explicit approval.
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- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 38 GitHub stars
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