Upload and embed files in GitHub issues and pull requests
Uploads local files to GitHub user-attachments and downloads them back, auto-rendering images, videos, and PDFs in issues, PRs, and comments with inherited
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Why it matters
Developers hire this skill to seamlessly attach local files-screenshots, logs, videos, PDFs, or zips-to GitHub pull requests, issues, and comments by converting them into hosted user-attachments URLs that auto-render and inherit repository visibility settings.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Convert local screenshots, images, PDFs, zips, logs, or videos into GitHub-hosted URLs
Embed attachment URLs directly into pull requests, issues, or comments
Download existing GitHub user-attachment URLs back to local files
Maintain privacy by inheriting repository visibility for all uploaded attachments
Install
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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-gh-attach | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
Upload and download GitHub user-attachments (gh-attach)
This skill drives gh-attach to upload local files (screenshots, images, PDFs, zips, logs, videos) to GitHub's user-attachments service and returns a hosted URL for embedding in pull requests, issues, or comments. It also downloads existing attachment URLs back to local files. GitHub auto-renders the URL as an image, video, or file preview, and the URL inherits the repository's visibility settings. Use this when you need to attach files to GitHub pull requests, issues, or comments. The URL inherits the repository's visibility settings, so private-repo uploads stay private.
What it does
This skill drives gh-attach to upload local files - screenshots, images, PDFs, zips, logs, or videos - to GitHub's hosted user-attachments service and returns a URL that can be embedded in pull requests, issues, or comments. It also downloads existing attachment URLs back to local files. GitHub automatically renders the URL as an image, video, or file preview wherever it is pasted, and the URL inherits the repository's visibility settings, ensuring private-repo uploads remain private.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use this skill when you need to attach files to GitHub pull requests, issues, or comments. The attachment inherits repository visibility, so private-repo uploads stay private.
Inputs and outputs
The user provides a local file path (screenshot, image, PDF, zip, log, or video) for upload. The skill returns a hosted GitHub user-attachments URL that can be pasted directly into issues, pull requests, or comments. For downloads, the user provides an existing attachment URL, and the skill saves the file to a specified local path.
Integrations
This skill works against GitHub Cloud and GitHub Enterprise Server. It drives the gh-attach tool to interact with GitHub's attachment infrastructure.
Who it's for
This skill is for users who need to upload and download files to GitHub's user-attachments service.
Source README
This skill drives gh-attach to turn a local file (screenshot, image, PDF, zip,
log, or video) into a hosted GitHub user-attachments URL, then embeds that URL
into a pull request, issue, or comment. It also downloads an existing attachment
URL back to a local file. GitHub auto-renders the URL as an image, video, or file
wherever it is pasted, and the URL inherits the repository's visibility, so a
private-repo upload stays private. It works against GitHub Cloud and GitHub
Enterprise Server.
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