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{'quickhit': {'bodymarkdown': 'Nous/Hermes contributor Teknium says the project’s v0.23 release lets most terminals display full-resolution images inline.
Why it mattersThat is a useful quality-of-life change for people working with image-capable AI tools in a terminal, where opening another app can interrupt the flow.nnThe post does not specify which terminals are supported, so check compatibility before counting on it. Is inline image viewing enough to make terminal-based AI workflows more appealing, or is a separate viewer still the better tool?', 'discussionquestion': 'Is inline image viewing enough to make terminal-based AI workflows more appealing, or is a separate viewer still the better tool?'}}
Discuss: Is inline image viewing enough to make terminal-based AI workflows more appealing, or is a separate viewer still the better tool?
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Nous/Hermes Watch Update What changedHermes user Witcheer adds a practical detail about the new in-terminal image display: pasted images and screenshots can appear directly in the chat.
Witcheer says Kitty and Ghostty show the images as full pixels. Other terminals use coloured blocks instead, so the display experience depends on the terminal rather than being uniform across the board.
That is a useful compatibility distinction for people trying image-capable Hermes workflows: inline viewing may save a trip to another app, but the visual result varies. The available account does not identify every terminal or explain how the different rendering modes are chosen.
Sources and evidence
- Forgot to highlight this in the latest v0.23 release! Most terminals now can display full resolution images in-line now! - X: Hermes user Witcheer says pasted images and screenshots display inline in the chat, with full-pixel rendering in Kitty and Ghostty and coloured-block rendering in other terminals.
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