Attach pictures of Kater pages, links and files to your own entry.
Ask the person first. The entry keeps its words, its time and its author. Any entry you wrote takes attachments, but a snapshot, a readout or a missed run takes none. A picture shows on the timeline within about a minute.
Examples
Terminal window
# Attach pictures of Kater pages, links and files to your own entry
katertimelineattach<id>
Arguments
Argument
Description
<id>
The entry, one you wrote, such as prj_…/2026-03-02-paid-social-conversion-dip.
Options
Option
Description
--capture <capture>
A Kater page’s portal address to attach a picture of, as you see it, with a link to it: an app’s slide with your selection, such as /app/<app id>/viewing?tab=<page>&slide=3&select=<query>:<from>..<to>, or a dashboard, /workspace/<workspace path>?view=dashboard. The worker takes the picture after the entry is written. Give it once for each picture. You can give it more than one time.
--capture-title <capture-title>
What the entry calls the picture of the same place among the --capture options. Left out, Kater names it, such as Slide 3 of <app>. You can give it more than one time.
--link <link>
An https: address, or a Kater page’s address that starts with /, to attach as a link. Give it once for each link. You can give it more than one time.
--link-title <link-title>
What the entry calls the link of the same place among the --link options. Left out, the Kater object’s name or the address. You can give it more than one time.
--attach <attach>
A file you can read, by its content path, such as connections/<c>/users/<email>/brainstorm/budget.csv: Kater keeps a copy of it on the entry. 10 MB at most: PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, PDF, CSV, JSON, XLSX, DOCX, PPTX, text or Markdown. Give it once for each file. You can give it more than one time.
--replace <replace>
An attachment to take off in the same change, such as a picture that failed, att_….