Adding file attachment with and stdout redirection.
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@@ -157,6 +157,22 @@ shellbound --close 8f73ac # close one work
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Modes are personae on the server named `shellbound_*`. The mode/dora argument may be a full persona name or the shortest unambiguous prefix of its slug (e.g. `a` = answer, `c` = creative). `e` is ambiguous (`explain` vs `expert`) and will ask for more characters.
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## Attachments & piping
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Attach text files with `--attach` (repeatable) and/or pipe a program's output on stdin; both ride along with the prompt as fenced context blocks (`[file: ...]`, `[stdin]`, and `[clipboard]` when using `--paste`), so the model can tell them from the prompt itself.
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```
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shellbound a --attach main.py "review this file"
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shellbound a --attach main.py --attach utils.py "how are these related?"
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cat build.log | shellbound a "what failed and why?"
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git diff | shellbound sh "review and commit" --no-exec
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```
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- Piped stdin is read automatically when it is not a terminal; pass `--no-stdin` to ignore it.
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- Files that look binary (NUL bytes) are skipped with a warning.
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- Input over `attach_max_bytes` (default 100 KB, per file/stdin) is truncated with a warning, and the truncation is marked inside the block. Tune it via `shellbound setup` or `SHELLBOUND_ATTACH_MAX_BYTES`.
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- A message may consist entirely of attachments/stdin — no separate prompt is required.
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## Retention
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After every completed turn shellbound keeps the most recent `keep_workspaces` (default 5) `shellbound_*` workspaces open and closes older ones (they stay listed and resumable). Tune it via `shellbound setup`, `SHELLBOUND_KEEP_WORKSPACES`, or the `keep_workspaces` config key.
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