Reduce attach_file friction for screenshot handoff between sessions#148
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Why
Agent logs show repeated
attach_filefailures when the model tries to attach screenshots generated in a previous session directory. The tool currently rejects all paths outside the current session, forcing awkward manual copy steps.What changed
attach_fileto import files from sibling Netclaw session roots (.../sessions/*and.../netclaw-sessions/*) by copying them into the current session'sattachments/folder first.Validation
dotnet test --filter FullyQualifiedName~AttachFileToolTestsdotnet test --filter FullyQualifiedName~SlackFileFlowIntegrationTestsdotnet test --nologodotnet slopwatch analyzeObserved regression evidence
From
sys76-3daemon logs:Error: File path must be within the session directory ...forattach_filecalls that referenced prior session screenshot paths.