Tiiny found the cat in the box, then made up the filename

I wanted to try the kind of search I'd use when I remember a picture but have no idea what the file is called.

I attached three real photos with plain filenames: IMG_001.jpg, IMG_002.jpg and IMG_003.jpg. The request was to find “the cat trying to fit into a cardboard box,” return the exact filename, and identify the mountain-and-lake photo too.

Tiiny picked the right images: the first photo had the cat in the box, and the third had the mountain and lake.

Then it called them cat_box.jpg and lake.jpg. Neither was an uploaded filename.

I asked it to use the original attachment names. It described the first and third images again, but still didn't give their filenames. The screenshot shows the real names above the invented ones.

That leaves a step for me: map the image position back to the file before opening it. This was a three-photo chat test.

Model: Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-Turbo