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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,... show more

Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui

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Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui9 days ago

It's free and MIT-licensed: To install it, just ask Claude Code or Codex: "install the skill at It works best with Codex on GPT-6.1 Sol, and it's great in Claude Code with Opus too.

Akitar | ⴰⴽⵉⵜⴰⵔ9 days ago

Great work! We need to educate AI about Morocco

Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui9 days ago

Fixed

Hamza9 days ago

tested in a photo without GPS or EXIF, just the coastal rock and cliffside huts, It guessed it right ! Impressive work 👏

Zack9 days ago

Promo video b opus nadia

Dr. Abdelhak El Mansour9 days ago

Amazing job a wzzoun

Abdou9 days ago

Did you try using it in geoguessr?

Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui9 days ago

Aced it

Kaito | 海斗8 days ago

BRO THIS IS MAD

Idriss Douelfiqar8 days ago

can u please check this picture

Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui8 days ago

40°50'06.9"N 14°15'00.0"E

Idriss Douelfiqar8 days ago

holly shhiiit! exactly at this point

Makarov Le Grand ! ✠8 days ago

Impressive , palantir's calling !

MiklaS9 days ago

i’m running your repo against the old travel dump i keep calling anonymized, and it’s making me rethink blur as privacy; you may have built a better red-team for my camera roll than for investigators

Decentralize_09 days ago

Seriously...bravo 👏 Like wtf. Insane 🔥🔥🔥

Driss Nafii8 days ago

L Front, nta li 9aditiha ? Backend I know, ms l front bzzaf diik l animation li fiha

Max9 days ago

OSINTers are cooked

Daniel Johnsen9 days ago

geoguessr players in shambles lol

Ysf9 days ago

m9wd

catman9 days ago

Treating each clue like a witness is the right shape: one sign can mislead, but independent details that converge make the location much more defensible.

Omar8 days ago

Did you try it in Geoguessr ? Not urban areas but some rural field in the middle of Brazil, Isaan (northeast thailand) and/or Philippines

Morgan9 days ago

how often does it get the exact street right, not just the city?

Caio Pizzol8 days ago

i created a read-video skill that pulls frames out of user bug videos. never thought to ask where they were filmed.

waz mazighael9 days ago

OSINTs used to collect big amounts of contributions just doing this work

Simon Lo9 days ago

wait does it tell you which clue actually nailed the location or just the final guess? that's the part I'd trust

Marouane Lamharzi Alaoui9 days ago

You get a full evidence dossier

Ibliss9 days ago

wooow amazing work

Soufiane Jarrah سفيان جراح9 days ago

Maybe the G.R or The DGSN could be interested?

som8 days ago

Amazing, how much time did it take to build ?

FBS8 days ago

Next level

Ayoub Arbouchi8 days ago

Samaritan :v

Kolyn8 days ago

Dwi m3ana b darija, rah maghadich ijawbk tibo whya samm mamsalich

Josh Builds9 days ago

reading the plants and the light to place a photo is the part that feels like real detective work

DEX8 days ago

clean

Freak 🔺8 days ago

running the vision models locally is the smart call here. the photos people want located are exactly the ones you don't want leaving the machine. how long does a full run take?

DARKKEVN Labs8 days ago

Showing the evidence behind each guess is the best part, it makes the result something you can actually check.

Brkani9 days ago

👌

𝒜𝖑-𝕭𝖆𝖙𝖗𝖔𝖘ⴰⵍⴱⴰⵟⵔⵓⵙ9 days ago

👍👏👏👏

Costa8 days ago

wild tool, but it works both ways. same pipeline a stalker runs on someone's IG story does it flag when the photo itself is AI-generated, or will it confidently geolocate a street that doesn't exist?

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My whole company runs on skills I bundled into a GitHub repo. Here's how to build the same thing for your team: - Put your skills in a GitHub repo - Get Claude to write the couple of JSON files that make it readable as a plugin - In Claude Code, type /plugin, go to marketplaces, add marketplace, paste your repo URL - Split the plugins by department, so your copywriter isn't installing the finance skills It works in Codex too. I've got the same team skills installed there and I use them the same way. Now when I build something like my Notion formatting skill, I add it to the repo and it lands on everyone's Claude and Codex. If someone wrecks a skill, we roll it back to an older version. The key is enabling auto-update, so when someone improves a skill everyone benefits. I don't have a clue how the JSON works. I got Claude to set the whole thing up for me. Start with one skill and before you know it your whole team will be AI pilled.

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19,532 views • 1 month ago

Resilia runs singing ads is PRINTING Singing ads are the easiest way to market your product. this shi goes crazy viral and performs on meta. because it doenst feel like an ad i built a claude skill that does it for you in seconds. watch it now! (deleting it soon)

Resilia runs singing ads is PRINTING Singing ads are the easiest way to market your product. this shi goes crazy viral and performs on meta. because it doenst feel like an ad i built a claude skill that does it for you in seconds. watch it now! (deleting it soon)

elias

31,726 views • 1 month ago

Resilia runs singing ads to the moon. Singing ads are the easiest way to market your product. this shi goes crazy viral and performs on meta. because it doenst feel like an ad i built a claude skill that does it for you in seconds. watch it now! (deleting it soon)

Resilia runs singing ads to the moon. Singing ads are the easiest way to market your product. this shi goes crazy viral and performs on meta. because it doenst feel like an ad i built a claude skill that does it for you in seconds. watch it now! (deleting it soon)

elias

68,503 views • 1 month ago

I BUILT BRIER WITH ANTHROPIC AND GROK - AN LLM SYSTEM THAT CALLS 490 OUT OF 500 CORRECTLY AND SEALS EVERY ONE INTO A ROBINHOOD CHAIN BLOCK free, open, and every figure reproduces on your machine in 4 seconds with no API key - $50 to $750 in 2 days ask → panel → seal → wait → settle → grade brier - runs Opus 5 and Sonnet 5 side by side and reads 400 markets a second before it says a single number I ran 200 events in 10 minutes, knew the answer to each one before it landed, and sent it straight to the chain the hash goes into a Robinhood Chain block, and from there it goes to the exchange or the platform it was right 77% of the time, and in 2 days one free GitHub repo brought in $750 all of it without a single line of code - built entirely by the new Anthropic and Grok models the repo is open and free - take it and seal your first forecast before the market opens

I BUILT BRIER WITH ANTHROPIC AND GROK - AN LLM SYSTEM THAT CALLS 490 OUT OF 500 CORRECTLY AND SEALS EVERY ONE INTO A ROBINHOOD CHAIN BLOCK free, open, and every figure reproduces on your machine in 4 seconds with no API key - $50 to $750 in 2 days ask → panel → seal → wait → settle → grade brier - runs Opus 5 and Sonnet 5 side by side and reads 400 markets a second before it says a single number I ran 200 events in 10 minutes, knew the answer to each one before it landed, and sent it straight to the chain the hash goes into a Robinhood Chain block, and from there it goes to the exchange or the platform it was right 77% of the time, and in 2 days one free GitHub repo brought in $750 all of it without a single line of code - built entirely by the new Anthropic and Grok models the repo is open and free - take it and seal your first forecast before the market opens

Noisy

48,731 views • 1 month ago