Visual Intelligence Command Center: A Local Computer Vision Engine for Photo Libraries
io.github.prasadabhishek/photographi-mcp — Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server
io.github.prasadabhishek/photographi-mcp is an MCP server that lets AI models and LLM-powered tools run technical analysis on local photo libraries. It executes computer vision models directly on your hardware, using photo-quality-analyzer-core, to evaluate sharpness, focus, and exposure.
🛠️ Key Features
Local computer vision analysis for photo libraries
Fast, private, and grounded technical photo analysis for AI applications.
photographi-mcp is an MCP server that enables AI models and LLM-powered tools to perform technical analysis on local photo libraries. It runs computer vision models directly on your hardware (powered by photo-quality-analyzer-core) to evaluate sharpness, focus, and exposure—enabling capabilities like automated culling, burst ranking, and metadata indexing without requiring a cloud upload.
⚡ Why photographi?
Technical First: Purpose-built for objective metrics (sharpness, lighting, focus). It provides technical data for evaluating image quality.
Token Efficient: Save model context by pre-filtering technical metadata locally. Only the most relevant insights are sent to the AI application, keeping sessions fast and lean.
Privacy First: All analysis happens 100% locally on your machine.
Low Latency: Built for efficient processing, allowing for rapid ranking and technical feedback on local photo folders.
👁️ What It Analyzes
Smart Focus: Detects subjects and verifies they're sharp
Exposure: Catches blown highlights and blocked shadows
Gear-Aware: Knows your lens's sweet spot for optimal sharpness
Composition: Evaluates framing and subject placement
Quality Alerts: Flags motion blur, diffraction, high ISO noise
NOTE
Technical vs. Artistic: This tool is strictly objective. It evaluates photos based on technical metrics and computer vision (sharpness, exposure, noise, etc.). It does not understand artistic intent, aesthetics, or "vibe." A blurry, underexposed photo may be an artistic masterpiece, but photographi will correctly flag it as technically poor.