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+name: temp-file-upload
+description: Upload files to Telegram by copying them into the macOS temporary directory (e.g., /var/folders/…/T/) so that the `message` tool accepts them; include steps to clean up afterward. Trigger when the user needs us to send images, audio, or other media files via Telegram but the workspace path isn’t accepted.
+---
+
+# Temp File Upload to Telegram
+
+## Purpose
+Telegram’s `message` tool refuses files that live in the workspace. The workaround is to copy the file into the Mac system temp directory (`$TMPDIR`, typically `/var/folders/.../T/`) before calling `message.send`. This skill captures that pattern so we can share downloads, exports, or generated assets reliably through Telegram.
+
+## Workflow
+1. **Generate or download the file** into the workspace or another location (browser download, script output, etc.).
+2. **Copy into the temp directory**: use `mktemp` to create a unique placeholder and copy the file there. Example:
+   ```bash
+   tmpfile=$(mktemp "${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/broimg_XXXXXX.png")
+   cp ~/Downloads/my-image.png "$tmpfile"
+   echo "$tmpfile"
+   ```
+   - Keep the copied path (`$tmpfile`) for the next step.
+3. **Send via Telegram** using the `message` tool:
+   ```json
+   {
+     "action": "send",
+     "channel": "telegram",
+     "media": "/var/folders/.../broimg_XXXXXX.png",
+     "message": "Caption placeholder"
+   }
+   ```
+   - Set `asVoice: true` only for voice notes.
+   - Add a caption summarizing what the file is.
+4. **Cleanup temp files** after confirmation:
+   ```bash
+echo "Removing temp file" && rm -f "$tmpfile"
+```
+   - This avoids cluttering `/var/folders/...` with stale copies.
+5. **Optional: Wrap in a script** when repeating the pattern (save inside `skills/temp-file-upload/scripts/copy-and-send.sh`).
+
+## Notes
+- Keep file names descriptive to make debugging easier (e.g., `broimg`, `brovoice`, `brodoc`).
+- If the download lands in `~/Downloads`, move it before copying to `$TMPDIR` to avoid permission issues.
+- When a user requests multiple files, repeat the copy + send steps for each file (don’t rely on ZIP uploads unless explicitly asked).