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One pasted image and claude-opus-5 won't look at any more images

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Descripción

Describe the bug

Pasted a screenshot into a session on claude-opus-5, and after that the agent couldn't view a single image file. Every view call came back with "You've reached the maximum number of images you can view (1)".

The CLI does say what happened:

Removed 2 images from the model request to stay within the model's 1-image limit. User-provided images were prioritized over tool-generated images, with newer messages kept first.

Fair enough as a message, but the result is that one screenshot early on burns the only slot and the agent is blind to images for everything after. Anything needing two images is off the table, like comparing a before/after render or checking a regenerated icon against the reference I just handed it.

Affected version

1.0.84-5

Steps to reproduce the behavior
  1. Start a session on claude-opus-5
  2. Paste an image
  3. Ask it to view two or more image files, same turn or any later turn
  4. Every one gets refused

I had it generate three solid-color PNGs and view them in one turn. All three blocked. Tried two more four turns later with no new image attached. Also blocked, so the original screenshot was still holding the slot.

One thing that makes this harder to notice: each call returns "Viewed image file successfully" and the limit message together, so at a glance it looks like it worked.

Expected behavior

A higher limit where the model can handle it, or some way for an old image to drop out instead of holding the slot indefinitely. If 1 genuinely is intended, surfacing it in /model or /context would help. Right now you only find out after the agent has already tried to look at something.

Additional context

macOS 26.6.2, arm64, Apple Terminal, zsh.

image_limit turns up as a string in prebuilds/darwin-arm64/runtime.node right next to Copilot-Vision-Request, so it looks like a per-model capability rather than anything I can set. Nothing image-related in ~/.copilot/settings.json or config.json.

The 1.0.84-5 changelog has this under fixed: "When image-heavy requests exceed model limits, user-provided images are prioritized over tool-generated images, newer messages are kept first, and the CLI reports any removals" (#19644). That's presumably what made this visible. No idea whether the limit of 1 is new or was just silent before.

What I didn't check: whether other models are also at 1, or whether the value changed recently. I only tested claude-opus-5 on this version. From inside a session I also can't tell whether it's the retained screenshot specifically or just a counter.

Closest existing issues I found are #3295, #4536 and #4600 (routing and MCP image results) and #965, #3767, #4183 (the 5 MB payload cap). Those look like different problems.

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Reproduce el comportamiento en claude-opus-5 con la versión 1.0.84-5 pegando una imagen y solicitando después varias vistas de imagen a lo largo de varios turnos. Inspecciona el valor image_limit en prebuilds/darwin-arm64/runtime.node y considera las superficies /model o /context mencionadas en el informe. La tarea debería considerarse terminada cuando el comportamiento de image-limit sea correcto o se muestre claramente, y los resultados de las vistas de imagen ya no parezcan falsamente satisfactorios.

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Evaluación

Stack tecnológico
node.js, shell
Área
ai, cli
Tipo de issue
Error
Dificultad
4/5
Tiempo estimado
3-5 días
Estado de actividad
Activo
Claridad
Bastante claro
Aptitud para principiantes
48/100

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