Overview
Uploads (uploads.sh) gives Claude a way to put screenshots, screen recordings, and other files into GitHub pull requests and issues. GitHub only hosts images dragged in through a browser, so an agent that just captured a before/after has nowhere to put it. This connector does that step. Upload a file and get back a public URL and ready-to-paste Markdown. Attach files to a pull request or issue, and uploads.sh keeps one comment on it up to date with every image and video. Working on a branch before the pull request exists? Upload files to the branch, and they move into the pull request's comment when it opens. Also included: - Galleries: ordered, shareable collections of images and video - Change feeds: a live, newest-first page of screenshots for a repository, pull request, or issue - Metadata tags on files, with search by tag or filename - Listing and deleting files, and workspace storage usage - Searching the uploads.sh documentation and changelog Supports images (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, AVIF), video (MP4, WebM, MOV), PDF, and text files. Uploaded files are public to anyone with the link. You sign in with your uploads.sh account through OAuth, and each connection acts in the workspace you choose.
