Binary media (screenshots, plots, diagrams, video stills) displayed by the dimos documentation site.
The source copies are LFS-tracked in dimos under docs/**/assets/; this
repo holds the serving copies as plain git blobs, because:
- Mintlify does not fetch Git LFS objects, so LFS-tracked images render as broken pointer text on the published site.
- Committing binaries directly to
dimosbloats every checkout, and thelargefiles_checkpre-commit hook there rejects non-LFS files over 75 KB. raw.githubusercontent.comserves plain blobs CDN-cached with no LFS bandwidth quota.
Paths mirror the docs/ tree in dimos, minus the docs/ prefix:
dimos: docs/capabilities/navigation/assets/coverage.png
here: capabilities/navigation/assets/coverage.png
Reference assets with an absolute URL pinned to main:
These URLs render both on GitHub and on the Mintlify site.
- Never move, rename, or delete a published file: the docs URLs that point at it break silently. Add a new file instead and update the docs.
- Updating an image in place is fine (same path, new content): the
mainURL picks it up; no docs change needed.