docs(computer-use): document requesting the actual screenshot on chat surfaces
Follow-up to PR #90183 — computer_use now saves a bounded shareable copy of image captures, so attachment-capable surfaces (Telegram, Discord, Desktop) can deliver the real screenshot when the user asks. Documents the behavior, the 20-file cache bound, and the no-automatic-send rule.
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During all of this, your cursor stays wherever you left it and the email
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app never comes to front.
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## Receiving the actual screenshot
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Screenshots taken during computer control are normally internal — they exist
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so the model can see the screen, and the agent replies in text. But every
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image capture also saves a bounded, shareable copy under Hermes' image cache
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and reports its path, so on attachment-capable surfaces (Telegram, Discord,
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Desktop, and other gateway platforms) you can simply ask:
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> *"Send me a screenshot of my screen."*
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and the agent delivers the real image as a native attachment, not just a
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description. On the CLI there is no attachment channel, so the agent gives
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you the saved file's path instead.
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Only the 20 most recent capture files are kept, and screenshots are never
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sent automatically — only when you ask for one.
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## Provider compatibility
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| Provider | Vision? | Works? | Notes |
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