I built GeoInt, an open-source skill for Codex and Claude Code that finds where any photo was taken, with proof.
It reads every detail in the image, like signs, plates, buildings, plants and the light. It searches several reverse image engines, runs multiple vision models on your own machine, compares your photo with Street View panoramas, and weighs every clue on an evidence board.
Then it gives you coordinates, a confidence level, and the sources behind the answer.
There are companies selling tools like this to police departments. GeoInt is completely free, and honestly, I think it's better than theirs.
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GeoInt, an open-source skill that works out where a photo was taken
Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui built GeoInt for Codex and Claude Code. It reads signs, plates, buildings, plants and light, runs reverse image searches and local vision models, compares the photo with Street View and weighs every clue, then returns coordinates with a confidence level and sources.
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