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Download an image from a URL (e.g. Imgur) to /tmp and display it. Workaround for WebFetch blocking image hosts.
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| name | image-fetch |
| description | Download an image from a URL (e.g. Imgur) to /tmp and display it. Workaround for WebFetch blocking image hosts. |
Download an image from a URL to /tmp so it can be viewed with the Read tool. Useful when WebFetch blocks the host (Imgur, etc.).
imgur.com/a/XXX or imgur.com/XXX), convert it to a direct image link by appending .png to the image ID, or use curl -sI to follow redirects and find the actual image URL. For imgur.com/a/<id>, fetch the page HTML with curl -s and extract the first og:image meta tag URL.curl -sL -o /tmp/fetched_image.<ext> "<resolved_url>". Use -L to follow redirects. Infer the extension from the URL or Content-Type header. Default to .png if unclear.file /tmp/fetched_image.<ext> to confirm it's actually an image and not an HTML error page./tmp/fetched_image.<ext> — the Read tool renders images natively.file says it's HTML, the download likely got a landing page instead of the image. Try extracting the direct image URL from the HTML./a/XXX) may contain multiple images. Fetch the first one unless the user specifies otherwise.curl -sL usually works directly.