Summary
Vercel's changelog reports that the AI SDK HarnessAgent layer now accepts image inputs across every harness adapter. Developers can pass images alongside text using the standard AI SDK message format, with a content array that mixes text parts and file parts. According to the source, image input is processed by the harnesses' underlying vision models and is supported across all available adapters, including Claude Code and Cline. The snippet is cut off, so the full list of adapters is not confirmed here.
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What happened
The AI SDK HarnessAgent layer now accepts image inputs across every harness adapter. Pass images alongside text in the standard AI SDK message format: a content array mixing { type: 'text' } and { type: 'file' } parts. Image input is processed by the harnesses' underlying vision models and supported across all...
Why it matters
Developers building agent workflows on the AI SDK can send screenshots or other images to any supported harness without changing their message structure. Teams that already use one adapter can likely test image inputs across others, though behavior will depend on each harness's underlying vision model. Watch the full changelog for the complete adapter list and any limits on image types or sizes.
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