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Adds a new `jp attachment print` subcommand (alias: `p`) that shows the
rendered text content of an attachment as the LLM would see it. This is
useful for debugging or verifying that an attachment resolves and
renders as expected before including it in a query.
For text-based attachments the resolved content is printed to stdout.
For binary attachments, a message is written to stderr indicating that
no preview is available. Multiple attachments from a single URI (e.g. a
glob) are printed in sequence, separated by a blank line.
Example usage:
jp attachment print ./src/main.rs
jp attachment p file://./README.md
Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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Adds a new
jp attachment printsubcommand (alias:p) that shows the rendered text content of an attachment as the LLM would see it. This is useful for debugging or verifying that an attachment resolves and renders as expected before including it in a query.For text-based attachments the resolved content is printed to stdout. For binary attachments, a message is written to stderr indicating that no preview is available. Multiple attachments from a single URI (e.g. a glob) are printed in sequence, separated by a blank line.
Example usage: