image-fetcher

Web image search involves finding and downloading images by keyword, evaluating results, and saving the best match for reuse. It applies deterministic asset naming and captures metadata like path, width, height, source_type, and original_url for traceability.

You organize downloaded web images by saving them into a squad reference folder with descriptive filenames. The system applies deterministic asset naming and maintains accompanying metadata for traceability across projects and content creation workflows.

Yes, you can capture website screenshots with specific viewport sizes for different platforms. The live screenshot feature uses Playwright with configurable viewport controls to match various platform formats and applies safe caching with size limits.

When fetching visual assets, the metadata captured includes path, width, height, source_type, and original_url. This metadata is maintained alongside the acquired assets in the reference folder to ensure traceability across projects.

Yes, web image fetching works with user-provided files across multiple projects. The system acquires visual assets from multiple sources including user-provided files, organizes them into the reference folder, and handles them with deterministic naming and metadata capture.