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image-viewerlisted

Use this skill whenever the user wants to view, analyze, classify, or organize images. This includes: viewing image files, reading image metadata (dimensions, format, EXIF), classifying images by content (e.g. 'is this anime?', 'find photos of dogs'), running OCR on images, organizing images into folders based on content, batch processing many images. Also use when the user mentions image files, screenshots, photos, or asks about organizing media files.
Everfern-AI/Everfern · ★ 15 · Data & Documents · score 80
Install: claude install-skill Everfern-AI/Everfern
# Image Analysis & Organization in EverFern ## 🚨 CRITICAL: WHEN TO USE VISION VS WHEN TO SKIP IT ### Use file extension (NO vision needed) — format/organize-by-type queries If the user asks to organize or filter **by file format/type**, file extension is sufficient. Do NOT waste time/cost on vision. | User says | Do this | |-----------|---------| | "organize all SVG files" | Filter by `.svg` extension → move to SVG folder | | "find all JPEGs" | Filter by `.jpg`/`.jpeg` extension | | "separate PNGs from JPGs" | Filter by extension, zero vision calls | | "find huge images" | Use Pillow for dimensions, no vision | ### Use vision (MUST use analyze_image) — content-based queries If the user asks to classify **what's IN the image**, you MUST use vision. **NEVER guess content from file names, file size, or metadata.** **Wrong** (filename guessing — banned): > File is called "anime.jpg" → classify as anime ✗ **Correct** (must use this): > Call `analyze_image` with question "Is this image anime/manga, photograph, > illustration, or screenshot?" → vision model actually sees the pixels ✓ | User says | Must use vision? | |-----------|-----------------| | "organize by file type" | NO — use extension | | "organize by content" (anime vs photos, etc.) | YES — analyze_image | | "find screenshots" | YES — analyze_image | | "find photos of people" | YES — analyze_image | | "separate memes from real photos" | YES — analyze_image | | "what images are in this folder?" | NO — just list file