Agent Image Skills: Simple Image Hosting for Claude Code Agents
A developer has built a simple image hosting service specifically for Claude Code agents that generate images like charts, screenshots, and mockups. The service addresses the problem of agents creating images with nowhere to store them, avoiding the limitations of Cloudinary's free tier, the unreliability of Imgur's API, and the complexity of S3 for basic URL hosting.
How It Works
The service is available at https://images.labnocturne.com with these key features:
- Instant test keys without signup: Get a key immediately using
curl https://images.labnocturne.com/key - Automatic cleanup: Test files auto-delete after 7 days, which the developer specifically wanted for development work
- Claude Code MCP skills: Built-in skills allow agents to use
/upload,/files, and/deletecommands without additional integration
Use Case Example
The developer created this to solve a specific workflow problem: a Discord bot that receives screenshots from users and needs to reference them days later. The solution allows the bot to upload instantly without managing credentials, with images persisting long enough but automatically cleaning up.
Technical Details
The service has been built as a proper service with SDKs available for Python, Go, Ruby, JavaScript, and PHP. The developer notes they built it because they figured others might have the same problem with agent workflows needing image storage.
The GitHub repository containing the agent image skills is available at: https://github.com/jjenkins/agent-image-skills
The developer is seeking feedback on what features would make this more useful for others building agent workflows with image storage needs.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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