Record and upload a short browser interaction video artifact
Verify application UI changes with uploaded screenshot or video artifacts
Deploy your own Open-Inspect instance. Use when the user wants to set up, deploy, or onboard to Open-Inspect. Guides through repository setup, credential collection, Terraform deployment, and verification with user handoffs.
| name | upload-screenshot |
| description | Upload an existing screenshot file to the Open-Inspect session |
Use this skill when you already have a screenshot file on disk and need to upload it to the
Open-Inspect session. The screenshot may have been captured by any source: Playwright MCP,
agent-browser, a manual file, or any other tool.
For the full browser-open + capture + upload workflow, use visual-verification instead.
upload-media is a bash command installed on PATH. Run it with your Bash tool. It is not an MCP
tool or a tool binding.
upload-media via Bash with the file path and metadata flags.artifactId to the user.upload-media <file-path> \
--caption "Description of screenshot" \
--source-url "https://example.com" \
[--full-page] \
[--annotated] \
[--viewport '{"width":1512,"height":982}']
All flags except the file path are optional. Include whichever metadata you know:
--caption — what the screenshot shows--source-url — the URL that was captured--full-page — set if the screenshot is a full-page capture--annotated — set if the screenshot has annotations--viewport — JSON object with width and height of the viewport used.png, .jpg / .jpeg, .webp
The task is not complete until:
upload-media returned a JSON response containing an artifactId.artifactId is reported to the user.Uploaded screenshot of the homepage.
Source: https://example.com
Uploaded artifact: abc123def456
upload-media returned an artifact ID.visual-verification instead.