Type @path in the composer to attach a file to the prompt. Shuvarie reads it, sniffs its type and either converts it to markdown (documents) or sends it as multimodal content (images). An @-mention popup completes paths as you type, dragging a file onto the terminal drops its path into the composer, and images can be pasted straight off the system clipboard with Ctrl+Shift+V (or Alt+Shift+V).

Supported formats

• Documents — pdf, docx, pptx, odt/ods/odp, the xls family, rtf, epub, csv (converted to GitHub-Flavored Markdown), and plain text/code (read line-windowed).
• Images — png, jpeg, gif, webp. Sent as multimodal parts when the model supports them, capped and downscaled to fit.
• Legacy office — .doc/.ppt need an external converter (below).

Attached images render right in the chat pane; the /images command (or a click on the image) opens the fullscreen viewer. The model can also read documents and images through the read_file tool (read_file plan.pdf, read_file shot.png): text files get the line-windowed view, documents return converted markdown, and images return image content to multimodal models.

attachments

attachments {
    max-images 8        // most images attached to one request (1..=128)
    image-budget 16     // total image budget in MiB (1..=4096)
    image-edge 1568     // long-edge cap in pixels (32..=8000)
    office-converter "soffice"   // external converter for legacy .doc/.ppt
    clipboard-command "wl-paste --type image/png"   // program printing the clipboard image to stdout
}

office-converter names a program (or an absolute path) invoked as --headless --convert-to <docx|pptx> --outdir <dir> <file> — the LibreOffice/soffice CLI. When it is unset, legacy .doc/.ppt files are rejected with a conversion hint.

clipboard-command is the program (with optional arguments) that prints the clipboard image — png, jpeg, gif or webp — to standard output; it is read when you press the paste-image key. When it is unset a platform helper is auto-detected: wl-paste, xclip or pngpaste (and PowerShell on Windows). Pasted images are staged to a temp file under the same size and edge limits as any other image, then enter the ordinary attachment pipeline. Over SSH the clipboard lives on the client, so name a command that ferries it in.

ui.image

How images are painted (protocol and cell size) is configured under ui.