Uploads.sh – the missing upload command for coding agents (open-source)

In plain words

Uploads.sh is an open-source command-line tool designed for coding agents to handle file uploads. It provides a missing upload functionality that integrates with agent workflows. The tool is intended for developers and AI systems that need straightforward file transfer capabilities within automated coding environments. Uploads.sh addresses a gap in existing agent tooling by offering a dedicated solution for this common task.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

Agents take screenshots long before a pull request exists, and GitHub's own attachments only work inside GitHub. Uploads hosts each file at a stable public URL the moment it's captured. When the pull request opens, all screenshots appear in one tidy comment that updates automatically on each revision. Or have your agent set it up --state before (or --state after). On a branch, a bare put stages it automatically — no --branch flag, no PR needed yet. uploads screenshot captures and hosts in one step if that's easier. - Need to point at what changed? uploads screenshot --via local --annotate ./callouts.json bakes boxes, arrows, labels, or solid redactions into the capture (or uploads annotate…from uploads.sh

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