From legal-toolkit
Analyze evidence photos for EXIF metadata, GPS locations, timestamps, tampering indicators, and integrity hashes
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/legal-toolkit:photo-forensics <directory of photos>The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# /photo-forensics -- Evidence Photo Analyzer Analyze evidence photos for EXIF metadata, GPS coordinates, timestamps, camera identification, file hashes for integrity verification, and tampering indicators. Generates interactive maps, evidence catalogs, and timelines. @$1 Examples: - `/legal-toolkit:photo-forensics ~/cases/martinez/scene-photos/` - `/legal-toolkit:photo-forensics ~/evidence/vehicle-damage-IMG_4521.jpg` - `/legal-toolkit:photo-forensics ~/cases/johnson/arrest-scene/bodycam-stills/` ## Workflow - **Validate** the input directory and identify supported image files (.jpg, ...
Analyze evidence photos for EXIF metadata, GPS coordinates, timestamps, camera identification, file hashes for integrity verification, and tampering indicators. Generates interactive maps, evidence catalogs, and timelines.
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Examples:
/legal-toolkit:photo-forensics ~/cases/martinez/scene-photos//legal-toolkit:photo-forensics ~/evidence/vehicle-damage-IMG_4521.jpg/legal-toolkit:photo-forensics ~/cases/johnson/arrest-scene/bodycam-stills/analyze-photos skill's Python script, extracting EXIF data, GPS coordinates, camera info, and computing integrity hashesanalyze-photos skill (SKILL.md) for detailed analysis parameters and tampering detection methodologynpx claudepluginhub jdrodriguez/legal-toolkit --plugin legal-toolkit/cleanupScans an Immich photo library for screenshots and duplicates, presenting findings with estimated recoverable space. Supports screenshots, duplicates, or full scan modes.
/checkAudits image files in [path] or current directory for sensitive EXIF metadata, reports affected files and data types, recommends stripping if found.
/review-evidenceReviews evidence artifacts like files or directories against control requirements or frameworks, generating a report on completeness, gaps, and recommendations.