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The upload-to-discord command uploads local files to a Discord thread, making them available as context for the AI session.

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Usage

kimaki upload-to-discord --session <session-id> <file1> [file2...]

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Uploading files to a session

kimaki upload-to-discord \
  --session abc123 \
  logs/error.log \
  screenshots/bug.png
This uploads error.log and bug.png to the Discord thread mapped to session abc123.

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Command options

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--session
string
required
OpenCode session ID. The command looks up the Discord thread associated with this session and uploads files there.
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files
string[]
required
One or more file paths to upload. Supports any file type Discord accepts (images, text, PDFs, etc.).

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Environment variables

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KIMAKI_BOT_TOKEN
string
Discord bot token. Required when running outside the bot process (e.g., in CI).

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Supported file types

Kimaki uploads any file type Discord supports:
  • Images: .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .webp, .heic
  • Text: .txt, .md, .log, .json, .yaml, .toml
  • Code: .js, .ts, .py, .go, .rs, etc.
  • Documents: .pdf, .csv
  • Archives: .zip, .tar.gz
Large images are automatically resized and converted to JPEG to stay under Discord’s file size limits.

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Examples

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Upload logs from CI

After a test failure, upload the log file to the session:
.github/workflows/test.yml
- name: Upload test logs on failure
  if: failure()
  env:
    KIMAKI_BOT_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.KIMAKI_BOT_TOKEN }}
  run: |
    npx -y kimaki upload-to-discord \
      --session ${{ env.SESSION_ID }} \
      test-results/junit.xml \
      logs/test-output.log

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Upload screenshot

kimaki upload-to-discord \
  --session abc123 \
  ~/Desktop/screenshot.png

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Upload multiple files

kimaki upload-to-discord \
  --session abc123 \
  config.yaml \
  .env.example \
  package.json

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Upload all logs in a directory

kimaki upload-to-discord \
  --session abc123 \
  logs/*.log

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Behavior

  1. Session lookup: Queries the database to find the Discord thread for the session
  2. File reading: Reads each file from the filesystem
  3. Upload: Sends files to Discord via the REST API
  4. Processing: The AI session receives the files and can reference them
Files are uploaded to Discord immediately. The AI doesn’t automatically process them unless you send a follow-up message referencing the files.

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File processing

Once uploaded, Kimaki processes files based on type:
  • Images: Resized to 2048x2048 max, converted to JPEG, included in AI vision context
  • Text files: Content extracted and wrapped in XML with filename metadata
  • Other files: Available for download but not processed by AI

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Size limits

Discord has file size limits:
  • Standard servers: 25 MB per file
  • Boosted servers: 50-500 MB depending on boost level
Kimaki automatically compresses images to stay under limits. For other large files, consider uploading to external storage and sharing the link instead.

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Use cases

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Debugging with logs

# Start a debugging session
kimaki send --channel 123 --prompt "Debug the authentication error"

# Upload error logs
kimaki upload-to-discord --session abc123 logs/auth-error.log

# Ask AI to analyze
kimaki send --session abc123 --prompt "Analyze the error log"

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Design review with screenshots

kimaki send --channel 123 --prompt "Review the new dashboard design"
kimaki upload-to-discord --session abc123 designs/*.png

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Configuration debugging

kimaki upload-to-discord --session abc123 \
  .env.example \
  config/database.yml \
  docker-compose.yml

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Troubleshooting

The session ID doesn’t exist in the database. Check the session ID with /session-id in Discord or by inspecting the database.
The Discord thread associated with the session no longer exists (possibly deleted). You can’t upload to deleted threads.
Discord rejected the file due to size limits. Compress images, split large files, or use external storage.
Send a follow-up message after uploading to prompt the AI to process the new files.