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browser_vision now saves screenshots persistently to ~/.hermes/browser_screenshots/ and returns the screenshot_path in its JSON response. The model can include MEDIA:<path> in its response to share screenshots as native photos. Changes: - browser_tool.py: Save screenshots persistently, return screenshot_path, auto-cleanup files older than 24 hours, mkdir moved inside try/except - telegram.py: Add send_image_file() — sends local images via bot.send_photo() - discord.py: Add send_image_file() — sends local images via discord.File - slack.py: Add send_image_file() — sends local images via files_upload_v2() (WhatsApp already had send_image_file — no changes needed) - prompt_builder.py: Updated Telegram hint to list image extensions, added Discord and Slack MEDIA: platform hints - browser.md: Document screenshot sharing and 24h cleanup - send_file_integration_map.md: Updated to reflect send_image_file is now implemented on Telegram/Discord/Slack - test_send_image_file.py: 19 tests covering MEDIA: .png extraction, send_image_file on all platforms, and screenshot cleanup Partially addresses #466 (Phase 0: platform adapter gaps for send_image_file).
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Installation
yarn
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yarn start
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yarn build
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Deployment
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USE_SSH=true yarn deploy
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GIT_USER=<Your GitHub username> yarn deploy
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