An end-to-end photography post-processing toolkit — convert, screen, and color-grade camera photos using AI.
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AI photography toolkit: batch convert RAW/JPG/HEIC to thumbnails, smart screening (aesthetic scoring + dedup + scene tagging), and Lightroom-style color grading driven by LLM-generated parameters. Use when the user wants to: Convert camera RAW/JPG/HEIC files to JPG thumbnails Find or filter photos by shooting date…
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A workflow for creating or updating two OpenClaw photography agents: an artistic director and a curator.
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Apply professional-grade color grading to camera RAW/JPG/HEIC photos. Uses RawTherapee CLI as the sole processing engine. Driven by LLM-generated Lightroom-style parameters. Use when the user wants to: Apply color grading / post-processing to camera RAW/JPG/HEIC files Batch apply Lightroom-style adjustments (exposure…
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Web-based preview server for photo grading sessions. Replaces static layoutpreview.jpg with an interactive browser UI supporting per-style tabs, full-grid graded↔original toggle, and mobile gestures. Use when the user wants to: Quickly preview a freshly graded session in the browser (replaces sending a static…
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AI-powered photo pre-screening using MobileCLIP2-S0 model. 18x faster than ViT-L/14 with 80% selection consistency (Top-10 overlap 8/10). Use when the user wants to: Filter/screen a large batch of photos before sending to LLM Score photos by aesthetic quality Remove near-duplicate photos (burst shots) Classify photos…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Photography utility toolkit: convert RAW/JPG/HEIC to thumbnails, find photos by shooting date, generate layout previews, deflicker timelapse frames, and assemble video. Supports all major camera brands: Nikon (NEF), Canon (CR2/CR3), Sony (ARW), Fujifilm (RAF), Olympus (ORF), Panasonic (RW2), Pentax (PEF), Samsung…
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