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geo-sleuth

An agent skill that finds where a photo was taken — OpenStreetMap geometry, elevation skylines, satellite imagery and street view — and shows its work. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot.

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🧭 geo-sleuth

An agent skill that finds where a photo was taken — and shows its work.

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License: MIT Python 3.10+ Agent Skill: SKILL.md PRs welcome GitHub stars

Works with
Claude Code Codex Cursor Gemini CLI OpenCode GitHub Copilot
…and any other agent that reads SKILL.md and runs shell commands.

From one photo to a camera position: the photo, the region scan, the skyline overlays, the evidence image

No text. No plates. No landmarks. One bridge, one mountain. Located to within 2 m.


Quick start

npx skills add Oldcircle/geo-sleuth

Pick your agents when prompted. Then hand your agent a photo and say:

find where this photo was taken

On first use, ask the agent to run doctor.py from the installed skill’s scripts/ folder and address any failed checks (see Requirements and setup). That is the whole interface. The agent reads SKILL.md, runs the scripts, and comes back with the camera position, the direction it was facing and a satellite evidence image. Prefer to copy the folder yourself? See Installation.

Why geo-sleuth

  • One photo, one sentence. Give your agent a photo and say find where this photo was taken. You get back the camera position, the direction it was facing, and a satellite evidence image.
  • It works when there is nothing to read. No sign, no plate, no landmark: OpenStreetMap geometry, elevation data, satellite tiles and street view carry the search on their own.
  • Geometry instead of guesswork. Pier spacing becomes a distance ruler, shadows become a bearing, a ridge line becomes a fingerprint that elevation data can be matched against.
  • Every claim points at a file. A conclusion has to name the command that ran in the session and the file it produced. Population and fame are not evidence.
  • Scripts rank, the model judges. Twenty single-purpose scripts search, score and sort; the model only picks among the top few.
  • One skill, every agent. A standard Agent Skill — SKILL.md plus plain Python scripts — so the same folder runs in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and GitHub Copilot.
  • Answers carry an error radius. Coordinates ± radius, the camera heading, an evidence image and a graded confidence.

Cases

None of these photos had GPS data. Each case lists what the skill read from the photo, how it narrowed the search, and how far the result landed from the confirmed camera position.

An oven at the edge of a rice paddy, a viaduct and a mountain behind A sand dune ridge and a range of bare dark mountains A flowering cherry tree over a sidewalk
1 · Rice paddy and viaduct
Railway bridges × skyline × pier count.
2 · Desert skyline
Power lines × skyline × a phone tilted by 1°.
3 · Cherry street
Street-tree open data × shadows × street view.
±2 m
Qingyuan, Guangdong
within 100 m
Da Qaidam, Qinghai
3 m
Vancouver, Canada

1. A rice paddy and a viaduct

A phone photo with the EXIF stripped: a white oven at the edge of a harvested rice paddy, a long viaduct in the distance, a steep mountain on the right. Not a single character in the frame. One message to an agent with this skill installed, and it came back with the camera position and the direction the camera was facing.

photo → 27,335 → 171 → 14,372 → 22 → 3 → 1 → ±2 m

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